School enrolment has begun at Basic Education High School No 1 in Nawnghkio northern Shan State, as of 22 July, in efforts to swiftly reopen basic education schools that were closed for nearly a year due to acts of terrorism.

On the first day alone, 30 students registered, and as of today, a total of 456 students have been enrolled. To ensure smooth and systematic enrollment, Tatmadaw members teachers, educational staff, and local parents have cooperated closely.

To provide a secure and peaceful learning environment for students, Tatmadaw members have also undertaken mine clearance, security arrangements, and cleaning operations around the school premises.

On top of reopening education services, Tatmadaw and the Ministry of Health jointly opened a temporary clinic at the Myanan Tawwin Mingalar Hall to deliver health care services to ethnic residents who have returned to Nawnghkio. As of today, medical personnel have provided health care to 121 people.

Furthermore, efforts are being made to reopen Nawnghkio People’s Hospital promptly. Staff from relevant departments are currently clearing overgrown weeds around the hospital compound, dredging drains to improve water flow, and conducting sanitation activities.

MNA/KZL

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