January 11, 2018
The Union Enterprise for Humanitarian Assistance,
Resettlement and Development in Rakhine (UEHRD) is leading the process of
accepting and resettling persons displaced by terrorist activities and
development works and has prepared three repatriation and assessment camps to
resettle ethnic nationals, Hindus and Muslims.
The UEHRD’s construction group and Ministry of
Construction have been constructing repatriation and assessment camps in
Taungpyoletwe, Ngakhuya and Hla Hpo Khaung transition camps. Houses were built
in Oh Htane, Myoma East, Kyeinchaung, Taungpyo, Myomichaung, Shwezar, Myo Oo and
Four Miles for Hindus.
Houses as well as schools and a monastery for local
ethnic nationals were being built by states and regions governments, the
Ministry of Border Affairs, the Tatmadaw, the Daw Khin Kyi Foundation and
donors in Thittonenar Gwa Sone (Mro) village, Khontaing (Mro) village, Zawmatet
group, Padaka new village, the Aungsitpyin group beside Taungpyo road,
Fawtitaung (Maramar) former village, Thet Taing Nya (Thet) former village, Aungthabyay
village, Auk Pyuma and near Khamaungseik town.
Houses for Muslims were also built in villages.
Preparation works were completed and responsible personnel from all levels were
ensuring that everything is ready for the acceptance and repatriation works, it
is learnt.
Meanwhile, authorities have started the land work to
construct buildings that will accommodate refugees repatriated from Bangladesh in
Hlaphoekhaung Village in Maungtaw District yesterday.
The work was launched on 7 January by pressing into
service eight backhoes and four bull dozers.The refugees will be
temporarilyhoused in the buildingsafter their citizenship is scrutinised.
“Those who return from Bangladesh will be scrutinized
at Ngakhuya and Taungpyolatwe, and they will be provided with temporary
accommodation here,” said U Ye Htut, Maungtaw district deputy commissioner.
Myanmar News Agency
Ref; The Global New Light of Myanmar
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