Sinakeithei village expresses gratitude for support

Special Correspondent
Ukhrul, April 10:
Amid ongoing conflict and disruption, the people of Sinakeithei Village in Ukhrul district have expressed deep gratitude for the support and solidarity extended to them during a difficult period.
With movement restricted and daily life severely affected, residents have faced weeks of hardship, including limited access to agricultural fields, essential services, and regular sources of livelihood.
In a statement issued by the Sinakeithei Village Authority, Chairman Ulysis Rungsung acknowledged the assistance received from neighbouring villages, civil society organisations, associations, NGOs and well-wishers.
He conveyed appreciation for financial aid, food supplies and other essential relief materials, stating that the support helped address immediate needs while also lifting the morale of villagers during a period of uncertainty.
“Every act of kindness has carried immense meaning for our people,” the statement said, adding that the support reflected a sense of unity and reassurance that the village was not alone in its struggle.
The authority also noted that emotional support, prayers and encouragement from various quarters played a significant role in sustaining the community’s resilience.
Describing the assistance as a reflection of collective responsibility and compassion, the village authority expressed hope for the restoration of peace and stability, while affirming that the support received would remain a lasting source of strength and remembrance for the community.

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