Soonest rehabilitate storm-ravaged areas with concerted efforts

 

 

Efforts are underway to swiftly rehabilitate areas dev­astated by the Mocha storm.

 

Before, during, and after the disaster, people from all walks of life joined forces to ensure effective rescue, relief, and rehabilitation measures were in place to minimize casualties and damages. Thanks to comprehensive preparations, the state was able to overcome the challenges posed by the natural disaster, despite Mocha being the strongest storm with wind speeds of 120 miles per hour in at least five years.

 

Following the storm, the government, social organizations, and the entire nation prioritized the evacuation of storm victims to safer locations. The timely repair of basic education high schools was also given priority, allowing students to resume their studies according to the academic schedule. Efforts are currently underway to repair the remaining schools as well.

 

In addition, damaged hospitals and clinics were promptly repaired to ensure continued provision of health­care services. Reconstruction work is focused on damaged and collapsed buildings in the transportation sector, while hu­manitarian aid is continuously distributed to the storm vic­tims. The collaborative efforts of departmental personnel, social organizations, and local residents, guided by the motto “The strength of the nation lies within,” have led to significant progress in rehabilitating all storm-affected townships with­in a month.

 

Rehabilitation tasks have garnered active participation from individuals and organiza­tions across society, including philanthropic organizations, artist associations, the Tatmad­aw, Myanmar Police Force, Fire Brigade, relevant government departments, and residents.

 

Generous donations have been made to the rehabilitation fund for the storm-ravaged areas, while artistic performances have been organized to provide entertainment and uplift the spirits of the local population in the affected areas.

 

The people of Myanmar, irrespective of their religion, language, or ethnicity, have come together to extend their compassion, em­pathy, and goodwill to the storm victims. This genuine goodwill has been evident whenever the nation faced adversity, and the impact of storm Mocha has served as a catalyst for the rejuvenation of Myanmar society, with individuals showcasing their inherent gen­erosity and virtues.

 

The gratitude expressed towards the devastating storm Mocha is rooted in the opportunity it provided for people from all walks of life to demonstrate their compassion, empathy, four cardinal virtues and genuine goodwill. Their genuine goodwill came out whenever the people of the country fell into the tight corner. It has allowed the nation and the entire people to unite in support of the storm victims, showcasing the resilience and strength of the Myanmar society as it works towards rebuilding and restoring normalcy in the affected areas.