Churachandpur DC assures best possible support to IDPs
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CCPur, Sep 21 (DIO)
Deputy Commissioner of Churachandpur District, Dharun Kumar S visited internally displaced persons (IDPs) currently sheltered in St Joseph School Relief Camp, Singngat today.
The DC distributed relief materials including blankets, soaps, sanitary pads and other toiletries to around 270 displaced persons staying in the relief camp.
He also made a spot assessment of the model residential school on the way to Singngat and the bridge at Maukot Village, Singngat Sub-division which is under construction.
Interacting with the IDPs, the DC stated that difficulties and issues faced by the inmates in the relief camps will be addressed. Thanking Father Mung for his considerate care of the IDPs in St Joseph School, he appealed to all to contact Father Mung or the SDO for any issues or concerns.
It may be noted that plans are underway to shift the inmates to a better accommodation.
Saving the lives of the people and providing immediate support to the affected population is the utmost priority and the District Administration has left nothing to chance to ensure uninterrupted supply of essential items to the public.
In today's visit, the Deputy Commissioner was accompanied by Thangboi Gangte, ADC; S Khaikhopau Ngaihte, ADC (Dev); Samuel Lhungdim, SDO/BDO, Singngat and Suangdoh, Father Mung of St Thomas Parish, Singngat and other officers from the District Administration.
It is worth noting that thousands of displaced people are taking refuge in various relief centres opened across the State.
Deputy Commissioner of Churachandpur District, Dharun Kumar S visited internally displaced persons (IDPs) currently sheltered in St Joseph School Relief Camp, Singngat today.
The DC distributed relief materials including blankets, soaps, sanitary pads and other toiletries to around 270 displaced persons staying in the relief camp.
He also made a spot assessment of the model residential school on the way to Singngat and the bridge at Maukot Village, Singngat Sub-division which is under construction.
Interacting with the IDPs, the DC stated that difficulties and issues faced by the inmates in the relief camps will be addressed. Thanking Father Mung for his considerate care of the IDPs in St Joseph School, he appealed to all to contact Father Mung or the SDO for any issues or concerns.
It may be noted that plans are underway to shift the inmates to a better accommodation.
Saving the lives of the people and providing immediate support to the affected population is the utmost priority and the District Administration has left nothing to chance to ensure uninterrupted supply of essential items to the public.
In today's visit, the Deputy Commissioner was accompanied by Thangboi Gangte, ADC; S Khaikhopau Ngaihte, ADC (Dev); Samuel Lhungdim, SDO/BDO, Singngat and Suangdoh, Father Mung of St Thomas Parish, Singngat and other officers from the District Administration.
It is worth noting that thousands of displaced people are taking refuge in various relief centres opened across the State.