The Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs and Sugar Industry, Charan Jeath Singh, announced that his ministry will conduct an assessment following a recent fire at the Muaniweni Crematorium in Naitasiri. This facility is vital for the community, providing a place for families to pay their last respects to their deceased loved ones. The fire not only caused damage to the infrastructure but also deeply affected the emotions of the families relying on this crucial site.
Mr. Singh highlighted that this crematorium is the only one in Naitasiri, serving a significant number of people. He expressed his condolences to the community, recognizing the profound cultural and emotional significance of the loss. “I hope that this essential facility is restored in a timely manner,” he stated, indicating the ministry’s commitment to working closely with the local community during the recovery process.
The assessment will be conducted by the Multi-Ethnic Affairs director, who will provide a report on the extent of the damage. Additionally, the ministry plans to explore options for redevelopment of the site, considering the potential assistance available through its grant program. This program aims to support the preservation and maintenance of facilities that serve the community, ensuring that essential structures can be restored and continue to meet public needs.
In summary, the ministry is taking proactive steps to address the damage at the Muaniweni Crematorium and is committed to collaborating with the community for a swift recovery. There is a hopeful outlook for the future, as initiatives to rebuild and preserve this important cultural site are already being considered.
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