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    Rahmat is a child who controls a bull carrying soil to earn money for his family of 11 siblings in Multan, Pakistan. His father is ill and takes drugs, so Rahmat works instead of attending school. There is a communication gap between educated and uneducated societies - if the educated society convinced and motivated parents, at least 50% of children like Rahmat could be in school since the government provides free education. All should provide opinions on how to educate parents and reduce these societal issues.

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    Rahmat is a child who controls a bull carrying soil to earn money for his family of 11 siblings in Multan, Pakistan. His father is ill and takes drugs, so Rahmat works instead of attending school. There is a communication gap between educated and uneducated societies - if the educated society convinced and motivated parents, at least 50% of children like Rahmat could be in school since the government provides free education. All should provide opinions on how to educate parents and reduce these societal issues.

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    Communication Gaps Between Educated and Uneducated Societies

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    Rahmat is a child who controls a bull carrying soil to earn money for his family of 11 siblings in Multan, Pakistan. His father is ill and takes drugs, so Rahmat works instead of attending school. There is a communication gap between educated and uneducated societies - if the educated society convinced and motivated parents, at least 50% of children like Rahmat could be in school since the government provides free education. All should provide opinions on how to educate parents and reduce these societal issues.

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    Communication Gaps Between Educated and Uneducated Societies

    It was Sunday 1, 2009 when I was shopping in Multan and saw the one child who was
    controlling the bull with carrying the soil and I asked him following questions:
    Q1. What is your name?
    Ans, He said Rahmat.
    Q2. Why u doing this job?
    Ans, To earn money for my
    family.
    Q3. Do you go the School?
    Ans, No.
    Q4. Why you don’t go to
    school?
    Ans, I don’t know.
    Q5. What is your father?
    Ans, My father is suffering
    from illness and he takes drugs.
    Q6. How many you have
    brothers and sisters?
    Ans, We are 11 brothers and
    sisters.
    Q7, What they are doing?
    Ans, They go to hotels and workshops.

    Dear All
    According to my opinions there is communication gap between educate society and
    uneducated society If educated society communicate, convince, persuade, motivate to
    their parents then at least 50% of this kind of children we can get in school, our
    government already provides free books and not takes fee. Therefore Let to us convince,
    communicate, persuade, motivate and educate their parents and make our societies evils
    less.
    It is requested to all plz send to me your opinion on this that what we can do for this?

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