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Katha Bideshko, a street play aimed at raising awareness about the perils of going to foreign countries as a migrant labourer without adequate training and knowledge, has garnered much applabookmarkKatha Bideshko, a street play aimed at raising awareness about the perils of going to foreign countries as a migrant labourer without adequate training and knowledge, has garnered much applause from the people of Khotang. The play, which has already been staged in different VDCs of Khotang since March 15, is a part of the Safer Migration Project (SaMi), a Helvetas Nepal’s initiative.
Dambarsingh Rai
Published at : April 6, 2015
Updated at : April 6, 2015 08:01
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The play revolves around the story of a young man who goes to work in the Gulf with the dreams of earning a lot of money, but without proper training. Forced to work under inhuman conditions, he falls sick and dies. A month later, his body arrives in a coffin, dashing the dreams of his family, of which he was the sole breadwinner.
The VDCs which have already seen the staging of the play include Houchaur, Jalpa, Makpa, Aishelukharka, Jyamire, Maheshwori and Jaleshwori, among others. Shilpee Theatre, Kathmandu, has played a key role in training the actors for the performances.
The organisers plan to continue staging the play in other VDCs of the district.
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