Support materials re-provided to returnees in Hlaing Myo, Chin State

It is reported that support materials were re-provided to residents who returned after leaving their homes in Hlaing Myo, Chin State. U Myo Myint, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Construction, along with members of the Reconstruction and Rebuilding Committee in Chin State, attended a ceremony on July 14th at the City Hall in Hlaing Myo, Chin State, to provide support materials to the public who returned after leaving their homes. It is reported that religious leaders, pastors, monks, community elders, the public who returned after leaving their homes, and departmental officials attended the ceremony. The Deputy Minister stated that reconstruction and rebuilding activities in Chin State are being implemented rapidly, and departmental offices have also resumed normal operations. He emphasized that regional stability and peace are crucial for regional development, and that it is necessary for religious leaders, pastors, monks, community elders, departmental officials, and all citizens to cooperate and strive for regional stability, peace, and development. He explained that the state is providing support with essential food and provisions to the public who returned after leaving their homes, with the aim of meeting their daily living needs to a certain extent due to the damages caused by terrorist incidents, and that support will continue to be provided to those who will return in the future. It is reported that the Deputy Minister and committee members provided support materials, including 72 bags of rice and 273 viss of cooking oil, to 233 individuals who returned after leaving their homes. Following this, the Deputy Minister and his delegation visited the Public Health Department and the Maternal and Child Health Department in Hlaing Myo, where officials explained the status of vaccination services for pregnant mothers, health education for pregnant mothers, and the status of expanded vaccination services for children under five years of age. It is reported that to date, the Public Health Department and the Maternal and Child Health Department in Hlaing Myo have provided vaccinations to 34 pregnant mothers and 92 children under five years of age, and that vaccinations and health education have been provided to 15,802 pregnant mothers and 7,780 children under five years of age in Tiddim, Tonzang, and Hlaing Myo townships. It is reported that the state is providing necessary vaccines and medical supplies for pregnant mothers and children under five years of age.