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As families disappear, children face a growing trafficking risk

From OnlineKhabar English · () English

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  • Nine-year-old Prabha from Rasuwa lived with her parents and siblings before August 26, while her father worked at a nearby hydropower project and her mother farmed.
  • The article links the disappearance of families with a growing risk of child trafficking, but the supplied excerpt ends before describing what happened to Prabha.

Before August 26, nine-year-old Prabha’s days were ordinary. The third-grader from Uttargaya Rural Municipality-5 in Nepal’s Rasuwa district went to school, played with her siblings and spent time with her family.

Her father worked at a nearby hydropower project, while her mother was a farmer. Prabha lived at home with her brother and sister.

Then families began to disappear, and children faced a growing risk of trafficking. The supplied report ends as it begins to describe what happened next to Prabha.

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