Minister for Multi-Ethnic Affairs and the Sugar Industry, Charan Jeath Singh, has announced that his ministry will conduct an assessment following a fire incident at the Muaniweni Crematorium in Naitasiri. This crematorium is significant for the local community, as it is the only facility of its kind in the area, providing essential services for family members to honor their loved ones.
In his statement, Mr. Singh highlighted the emotional toll the incident has taken on families, as it not only resulted in infrastructural damage but also impacted the community’s cultural traditions associated with final rites. He expressed hope that the crematorium will be restored promptly and emphasized the ministry’s commitment to working closely with the community during this process.
The assessment, which will be conducted by the department of Multi-Ethnic Affairs, aims to evaluate the extent of the damage and determine the necessary steps for rebuilding the facility. Mr. Singh also mentioned that the ministry is considering leveraging its grant program to assist in the preservation and maintenance of such important structures that serve a large number of people.
This incident serves as a reminder of the vital role that cultural facilities play in communities. With a collaborative approach, there is a great opportunity for the community to come together and rebuild not just the infrastructure, but also the trust and emotional support that such facilities provide.
Overall, the swift actions planned by the Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs highlight their dedication to addressing the community’s needs during this challenging time.
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