Health services and donations have been swiftly organized for affected communities in response to the recent floods across nations, including Nay Pyi Taw Council Area.
Joint efforts
from Tatmadaw, police, firefighters, Red Cross, and social welfare associations
have mobilized to aid recovery efforts in various towns and villages, such as
Lewe Township in Nay Pyi Taw, Shwenyaung in southern Shan State, Loikaw in
Kayah State, Tachilek in eastern Shan State, and Toungoo in Bago Region. These
teams have provided crucial assistance, such as relocating people, cleaning
public facilities like schools, monasteries, and hospitals, and clearing debris
on roads and bridges, including fallen trees.
Additionally,
temporary shelters have been established for displaced families, where medical
teams have been providing essential healthcare and educational talks on
hygiene. The Tatmadaw, various organizations, and donors have also contributed
supplies, clothing, food, and financial assistance to the affected communities
and monks.
Chief ministers
and officials have visited these areas to provide support, ensuring that
necessary resources like food, supplies, and funds are distributed. Efforts to
restore damaged infrastructure, such as roads and bridges, are also underway,
with temporary Bailey bridges being installed to restore connectivity quickly.
Further repairs are being expedited to ensure the complete restoration of
transportation routes in the flood-impacted regions.
MNA/KZL
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