Over 50,000 surgeries and mental health of war-affected people amidst difficulties and blockades - Exclusive interview with NUG Health Minister Dr. Daw Shwe Pone (Part 2)

It is reported that over 55,630 surgeries and 73,202 deliveries have been successfully performed amidst various ground obstacles during the five years of the revolution. What are the conditions and challenges in delivering essential medicines and surgical supplies, which are indispensable for such a large number of surgeries and other healthcare services, to the ground amidst the transportation blockades and restrictions imposed by the military junta? Furthermore, what is the biggest challenge for the ministry's "Zero Suicide Campaign" in healing the psychological trauma that the people are experiencing during the revolutionary period? What kind of schools and training is the ministry planning and implementing to ensure an adequate number of healthcare workers on the ground? Please continue to watch Part 2 of the exclusive interview with Dr. Daw Shwe Pone, Union Minister of the NUG Ministry of Health, and Maung Khet Nue, Mizzima correspondent. Interviewer, Presenter, Editor – Maung Khet Nue