10 November 2026
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2026-11-10 15:31
Deputy Minister for Border Affairs Major General Kyaw Kyaw Han, together with responsible officials, inspected the repair of partially damaged buildings at Falam Township People's Hospital and the Nursing Training School compound, as well as renovation works being carried out to prepare a temporary hospital, on the morning of 10 November.
First, the Deputy Minister and party inspected the progress of repairs to a partially damaged two-storey staff housing building comprising six apartments at Falam Township People's Hospital, which has reached 50 per cent completion.
He gave necessary instructions and then inspected the buildings being renovated for the opening of a temporary people's hospital. At the site, Dr. Chan Nyein Maung, Head of the Chin State Public Health and Medical Services Department, explained the renovation works being carried out to convert the two-storey, six-apartment staff housing building and the two-storey, eight-apartment building into medical departments.
The Deputy Minister coordinated and addressed the requirements. The renovation of these buildings has reached 90 per cent completion, and arrangements are being made to open the temporary hospital early next year, it’s learnt. Next, the Deputy Minister and party inspected the progress of repairs to buildings within the Nursing Training School compound.
A company representative reported that 55 per cent of the work had been completed, following which the Deputy Minister coordinated the necessary measures and gave instructions. The Deputy Minister and party then inspected the fully renovated residences for doctors, the medical superintendent and specialist doctors. He gave instructions to make arrangements for staff to occupy the residences. On 9 November, the Deputy Minister and party also visited the municipal market in Falam and inspected market operations, as well as cleaning and sanitation arrangements inside and outside the market, including the meat stalls.
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