Cleaning operations carried out at damaged sections of 200-bed People's Hospital in Falam Township

It is reported that cleaning operations are being carried out at the damaged sections of the 200-bed People's Hospital in Falam Township, which was damaged due to terrorist incidents. It is reported that Deputy Minister of Construction, U Myo Myint, led a joint cleaning operation on July 11 at the 200-bed People's Hospital in Falam Township, along with members of the Reconstruction and Resettlement Committee in Chin State, military personnel, police officers, and departmental officials, to clean the hospital buildings and premises that were damaged due to terrorist incidents. It is reported that the Deputy Minister and his team, along with local military personnel, police officers, Falam District and Township departmental joint teams, totaling 300 personnel, carried out a joint cleaning of the 200-bed People's Hospital in Falam Township, which was damaged due to terrorist incidents. The Deputy Minister stated that he was pleased and proud to see the departmental officials and the public participating in the joint cleaning efforts. It is reported that the Falam Township People's Hospital was first opened as a dispensary in 1895, and in 1915, an outpatient building was constructed to provide healthcare services. Subsequently, it was upgraded to a 16-bed hospital in 1925, a 45-bed hospital in 1945, and a 75-bed hospital in 1953. It was then upgraded to a 100-bed Chin State People's Hospital in 1963, and subsequently, three patient wards in an RCC building were constructed with state funds and opened on May 21, 1971, making it a historic People's Hospital. It is reported that necessary buildings were subsequently expanded and constructed in stages, and from July 2008, it was upgraded to a 200-bed hospital, providing healthcare services to the local residents of Chin State, making it a historic People's Hospital. Currently, due to the damage to the hospital buildings caused by terrorist incidents, large-scale cleaning and debris removal operations are being carried out under the leadership of the Deputy Minister, in cooperation with local military personnel, police officers, community elders, departmental officials, and the public.