F. Basic Health and Welfare Children with Disabilities 28. Appreciating the efforts of the State Party in respecting the rights of children with disability, the Committee recommends the State Party to strengthen its efforts and to ensure that all children with disability have access public facilities such as medical centers, sport fields and playgrounds. Moreover, the Committee recommends the State Party to establish orthopedic services and where services are available to ensure that the services are more accessible, and flexible. Moreover, the Committee recommends the State Party to adopt a standard definition of disability in statistical data gathering within government ministries and across the country and to exert effort to prevent disabilities and disabling diseases before and after birth. Health and Health Services 29. The Committee notes with satisfaction the measures taken and the results achieved in the health care services including the provision of free health care service for children, increased number of health care workers as well as declined rate of maternal, infant and under five mortality rate. Despite these commendable achievements, studies signal that tuberculosis, hepatitis, typhoid fever, cholera, and dysentery are risk factors for children. Therefore, the Committee recommends the State Party to make interventions to prevent and treat children from the risk factors. The Committee also recommends the State Party to strengthen its efforts in providing adequate access to antenatal care and delivery in health facilities. 30. The Committee recommends the State Party to explore solutions for children at risk of under-nutrition through the provision of iron-folate, promotion of exclusive breast feeding for the first six months after birth, and of complimentary feeding. 31. Furthermore, the Committee recommends the State Party to ensure that provision of public health services particularly the provision of primary health care services is evenly distributed in urban and rural areas. In this regard, the Committee calls upon the State Party to ensure that vulnerable children have access to basic health services and nutrition programs. 32. The Committee recommends the State Party to ensure that adolescent children have access to reproductive health information, services and care. In this regard, the Committee recommends the State Party to particularly reach children who drop-out of school, living in the streets, in refugee camps, and who are in other hazardous conditions. G. Education, leisure and cultural activities