November
9, 2017
Rakhine
State Government launched preparation for construction of buildings where
refugees returned from Bangladesh would be scrutinized.
Rakhine
State Chief Minister U Nyi Pu and its cabinet members along with developers,
who will construct the infrastructures, visited the Ngakhuya and Taungpyolatwe
areas in Maungtaw yesterday, inspecting the sites chosen for building the
infrastructures.
Following
the trip, they went to a new village construction for Mro ethnic people in
Thittonnar Gwason Village-tract in Maungtaw Township being impleted by the
Ministry of Border Affairs and the Department for Development of National
Races.
During
the trip to conflict areas in northern Rakhine, Chief Minister U Nyi Pu,
Rakhine State ministers and developers visited an area where a new village for
Hindus which was destroyed by ARSA terrorists in late August.
More
than 70 households would be provided with a 40ftx60ft house each in the new
village of Ohhtein for Hindu families. During the trip, State Chief Minister U
Nyi Pu urged the developers to create job opportunities for local Mro ethnic
people in constructing houses.
He
also urged Mro ethnic people to actively participate in establishing housing
for the local people. The Rakhine State Chief Minister also held a meeting with
the developers over establishing repatriation camps for refugees who fled to
Bangladesh as their houses were destroyed by ARSA extremist terrorists.
Nay
Htet Khaung
Ref; The Global New Light of Myanmar
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