Solar lights installed in urban wards and temporary hospital in Htantlang Township, Chin State

It is known that solar lights are being installed in the urban wards and the temporary hospital in Htantlang Township, Chin State. It is known that the Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Construction, U Myo Myint, along with officials from the Chin State government, inspected the progress of solar light installation in the government offices, urban wards, and along Bo Gyoke Road in Htantlang Township on July 20. When the Deputy Minister and his delegation visited the District General Administration Department office, officials explained the progress of installing one set of (6 KW) solar lights. The Deputy Minister stated that officials at all levels should pay close attention and strictly supervise to ensure the cleanliness of the solar panels, prevent shading of the solar panels by tree branches and buildings, regularly check the batteries, controller, timer, connector, and wiring, pay special attention to components that may be susceptible to water ingress during the rainy season, ensure that office work can be carried out in a timely manner, and use them effectively for long-term use and proper maintenance. It is known that one set of (12 KW) solar lights is being installed at the Htantlang Township Temporary People's Hospital, one set of (6 KW) solar lights at the Township General Administration Department office, one set of (6 KW) solar lights at the District Myanmar Economic Bank office, and one set of (6 KW) solar lights at the Township Education Officer's office, as part of the Chin State government's plan. After that, the Deputy Minister and his delegation toured the installation of solar streetlights along the urban wards and Bo Gyoke Road in Htantlang Township. They observed the installation of (300 W) solar streetlights, supported by religious leaders and prominent citizens of Htantlang Township, by local residents and electrical engineering staff. Following this, the Deputy Minister and his delegation toured the lighting conditions in Htantlang Township at night and instructed the responsible officials to prioritize the installation of solar lights in the main areas of the city, at intersections, and at public service offices. In Tedim Township, electricity is being distributed to 3,018 electricity consumers in 4 urban wards, 3 villages, and government offices, by connecting two 200 KW generators from the hydropower plant with a 300 KVA diesel generator during peak load times. It is also known that electricity is being supplied 24 hours a day to the (269) Infantry Battalion, Township People's Hospital, Township Police Station, District/Township General Administration Department office, Road Department office, Communication office, and monasteries. In Tonzang Township, electricity is being supplied by a 300 KVA diesel generator to 420 electricity consumers and government offices such as the Township People's Hospital, Township General Administration Department office, Township Police Station, Township Fire Brigade, Township Municipal Committee office, Immigration and Population Department office, Law Office, Auditor General's office, Information and Public Relations Department office, Township Agriculture Department office, and Township Land Records Department office. It is known that one set of (12 KW) solar lights is being installed at the Township People's Hospital, one set of (6 KW) solar lights at the Township General Administration Department office, and one set of (6 KW) solar lights at the Township Myanmar Economic Bank office, as part of the Chin State government's plan.