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 The National Workforce, also known as PWD workers, are pleading with the government to increase the national daily minimum wage. Despite a pending revised wage of Nu. 415 per day, workers continue to receive only Nu. 215 per day, leaving them struggling with basic living expenses and feeling neglected amidst economic instability. PWD Workers doing maintenance of road  Workers stationed along highways in Sarpang have persistently voiced their grievances to authorities and demand immediate attention to their long-standing concerns. Failure to address these issues may lead to an increase in unemployment rates among this marginalized group of individuals. It is crucial for employers and policymakers alike to recognize and appreciate the unique skills and abilities that PWD workers bring to the workforce while ensuring fair wages. A higher minimum wage would help improve living conditions and reduce poverty among this group of individuals who already face significant challenges wh...

In a groundbreaking achievement, the Bhutanese film "Tsawasum" has shattered previous box office records, surpassing Nu. 1.5 million in just two shows during its opening weekend. This remarkable feat marks a significant milestone for the Bhutanese film industry, as no film since 1989 has managed to exceed Nu. 2,50,000 in the first two days. The success of "Tsawasum" can be attributed to the overwhelming support and enthusiasm from both the Bhutanese community in Perth and Bhutan itself. The film's pre-booking ticket sales played a crucial role in achieving this unprecedented box office collection. Beyond the monetary achievement, the immense encouragement and determination derived from this accomplishment provide a strong impetus for the production of more Bhutanese films. The filmmakers express their gratitude to all those who contributed to this success and assure their commitment to serving the nation through their cinematic endeavors. To cater to...

On 30th August 2023, the Narcotic Drugs and Law Enforcement Unit made a significant breakthrough in their ongoing efforts to curb drug trafficking. Two men and a woman, aged between 26 to 29 years, were apprehended for their involvement in the illicit trafficking of drugs from Yoeselpang, Thimphu. The operation unfolded when the enforcement team intercepted a Bolero pickup truck at the Yoeselpang vegetable shed. Inside the vehicle were the driver and a woman, arousing suspicion among the officers. Acting on their instincts, a search was conducted at their residence, leading to the discovery of two cartoon boxes (equivalent to 21 packets) containing SP+ capsules hidden beneath the wooden floor. Additionally, 14 packages of SP+ were found neatly wrapped in a bedsheet inside a red laundry basket. The total quantity of SP+ (Tramadol) capsules seized amounted to a staggering 39,011, making it the largest drug seizure to date. Further developments in the case led to the arrest of...

Police in Trashigang successfully captured the suspect accused of raping a 13-year-old minor in Ritshangdung, Kanglung on August 14, at approximately 10 pm. The victim, a physically challenged child suffering from epilepsy, was assaulted by a 28-year-old man who had entered her home. Following the crime, the perpetrator had gone missing, causing distress among the local community. However, diligent police work led to the apprehension of the suspect within his vicinity in Ritshangdung between the hours of 10 pm and 4 am on August 15. Sources report that the police team faced significant challenges while apprehending the suspect, as he attempted to evade capture. An anonymous source stated, "It was a tough time for the police team to catch the suspect. He tried to run away from the place. They even had knowledge that the guy planned to kill himself that night." The swift intervention of the police prevented any further harm from occurring. Investigations revealed th...

In a remarkable turn of events, the people of Bhutan have shown an increasing interest in Bitcoin, as the number of individuals earning money through Freebitco.in has skyrocketed. Last month, only 500 people were earning, but now, over 2500 Bhutanese residents have joined the bandwagon. Earn money Through Bhutan Bitcoin   Freebitco.in, a popular online platform that allows users to earn Bitcoin for free, has gained significant traction in Bhutan. The sudden surge of interest in this digital currency has led to an exponential increase in the number of individuals participating in the program. With Bitcoin gaining prominence as a decentralized form of currency, Bhutanese residents are seizing the opportunity to earn money by simply registering on Freebitco.in. The platform offers a range of methods through which users can accumulate Bitcoin, including playing games, participating in contests, and referring friends. To capitalize on this growing trend, Freebitco.in is enco...

In a remarkable shift towards cryptocurrency adoption, more than 500 Bhutanese citizens have recently embarked on their Bitcoin earning journey through the popular website Freebitco.in. This newfound interest in digital currency has sparked curiosity and excitement within the Bhutanese community, as individuals seek to explore alternative means of generating income Through  Bhutan Bitcoin  Bitcoin, the world's most renowned cryptocurrency, has gained significant popularity globally due to its decentralized nature and potential for high returns. Freebitco.in, a well-established platform in the cryptocurrency space, provides users with the opportunity to earn Bitcoin through various activities, such as online games, betting, and even participating in lotteries. The surge in Bhutanese engagement with Freebitco.in has been attributed to several factors. Firstly, the accessibility and ease-of-use of the platform have made it appealing to individuals from all walks of life. By simpl...

In a bid to combat cervical cancer, Bhutan is urging its citizens to get informed, screened, and vaccinated against the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). Recent findings have shown that the HPV vaccine is highly effective, preventing 9 out of 10 cases of the most high-risk strains of the virus, which is recognized as the number one cause of cervical cancer. The Bhutanese government, in collaboration with healthcare professionals and organizations, is actively promoting the importance of HPV vaccination as a preventive measure against this potentially life-threatening disease. By prioritizing education and awareness campaigns, Bhutan aims to empower its citizens with the knowledge they need to protect themselves and their loved ones. Cervical cancer remains a significant health concern globally, and Bhutan is not exempt from its impact. However, with the introduction of the HPV vaccine, there is hope for a significant reduction in new cases. The vaccine has been extensively tested...