The Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs and Sugar Industry, Charan Jeath Singh, has announced plans for an assessment following a recent fire at the Muaniweni Crematorium in Naitasiri. This crematorium is significant for the community as it is the sole facility in the area for performing final rites, making its loss not just infrastructural but deeply emotional for the families affected.
Mr. Singh emphasized the cultural importance of the crematorium and expressed hope for a swift restoration of the site. “The loss is a devastating incident to the community, as it holds significant cultural and emotional importance,” he stated.
The ministry, through its Multi-Ethnic Affairs director, will conduct an assessment to gauge the extent of the damage. Following this, they will discuss the necessary steps for rebuilding the crematorium. Additionally, the ministry is looking into support options via its grant program, which aims to sustain facilities that play a crucial role in community rituals.
This proactive approach by the Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs showcases a commitment to honoring the cultural practices of the community and rebuilding essential services.
In summary, while the community experiences a significant loss, there is a clear plan for assessment and restoration, which can inspire hope for getting this essential facility back to serve the people of Naitasiri.
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