krash
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You are taking it negatively. I think it will provide knowledge and information and help both sides to make an informed and wise decision. Once the test results are known to the two sides and they are aware of the resulting consequences and suffering of their off-spring, they can re-consider their decision or choose to go ahead, no one is going to force anything on anyone, just empowering people with important knowledge.
Agreed to the cent, however my contention is that it's not the state's place to enforce such mandatory tests. The right of non disclosure is there for very important and very obvious reasons, especially in an uneducated society as our's. Instead the state should run vigorous campaigns to increase awareness regarding the disease and provide couples with inexpensive tests. Like the sabz sitara and chabi campaigns. This is a very intimate decision which only the couple has any right to take.
This is even more concerning since the state is now getting into the habit of overreaching its allowed limits.
do u know what is thalassemia,,its prevalance near indus region n its consequences?
Me and my then wife to be got ourselves tested for it.