Lalruatpuia hi Pu Krawschhuangzela leh Pi Bawihnemi te fa panga zing pathumna ni turin February 3, 2016 khân Haiheng, Myanmar ah alo piang a. Myanmar aṭang hian kum a tlin hma deuhin tuna an khawsak mekna Ṭiau Khawmawiah hian an chhûngkua in an pem thla a, in leh lo te dinin an in bengbel ta a ni.\

A nat tan dan :

Ruatpuia hian Kum 2023 December thla khân a mal vei lam, a khûp chung chu nâ a tih thu a sawi a, a nâ chu zual zelin a mal chu a vûng ta vak mai a. Ruh hmeh thiam an pan hnu paw'n a dam hleih theih loh avângin X-ray te an ti ta a, Doctor chuan Aizawl lam pan thuai tura a thurawn angin mi pawisa puk khâwmin March 5, 2024 khân Aizawl an lo pan a ni.

Cancer tih hriatchhuah a ni :

Aizawl an lo thlen hian MRI tih nghal niin chumi hnu chuan vanduaithlak takin a mal ruh a cancer tih hriatchhuah a ni ta a,Doctor chuan a natna hrik a ṭai darh hmain a ke tan khalh ngai niin a sawi a, June 10, 2024 khân Zoram Medical College, Falkawnah a ke veilam hi an tan sak ta a ni. Hlawhtling taka zai niin kan hria a, a khât tawkin chemo te an la a, a sam pawh a tla khawlh chak hle. Hun rei tak chaw a ei mumal thei lo bawk, a natna hi alo ṭai darh nasat deuh tawh avângin in check up leh hun nghah mek a ni a. An chhûngkua hi sum leh pai an harsat bakah a nu leh pa te hi kut hnathawk ve mai an ni a, in enkawlna senso tur pawisa pawh an neih tawh meuh loh avângin an mangang hle.

Ruatpuia pualin hma kan lâk sak :

Mi ṭhahnemngaite kaltlangin a chanchin kan hriat bawhzuiin kan han zirchiang a, mipuite hnêna vehbur kan khawna thilpek lo lut khâwm cheng ₹4,20,550/- (Nuiah li singhnih zanga leh sawmnga) chu June ni 26,2025 khân an khuaah a hlanna kan han nei a ni. Hemi tum hian mi inphal hmingthupte'n wheelchair an lo donate chu kan hlan tel bawk.

He thu buaipui anih lai hian Ruatpuia taksa a cancer hrik awm pawh a zia tawh hle a, mi inphalte thilpek lo thawh khâwm hmangin an la inenkawl ve zel a ni a, ke pakhat nei tawhlo mah se ke dang ala nei a, chumi hmang chuan zak dawh tiang nen hlim takin a duh leh châk zawng te ala ti zel thei a ni. Naupang ni mah se a rilru erawh puitling ang mai a ni a, Pathian rinchhanin a taksa a natna hrik awmte ala sual nitin anih hi.

Dam reng chunga mitthi an awm a, natna nei chunga dam ṭha êm êm am awm bawk. Ruatpuia pawh chutiang chiah chu a ni, a taksa na mah se a rilru a hlimin a hmel hmuh a nuam ṭhin khawp mai. A enkawltu a chhûngte paw'n tha thlah lovin an fapa tân theih tawp an chhuah a, an fakawm hle a ni.

English

Lalruatpuia was born on February 3, 2016, in Haiheng, Myanmar, to Mr. Krawschhuangzela and Mrs. Bawihnemi. He is the third child among five siblings. When he was just twelve months old, the family migrated from Myanmar and settled in Tiau Khawmawi, where they have since made their home and now reside permanently.

How his illness began:

In December 2023, Ruatpuia began experiencing pain in his left thigh, just above the knee. As the pain worsened and noticeable swelling developed, his family sought help from a local chiropractor. As the treatment provided no relief, an X-ray was performed and the doctor advised that he be taken to Aizawl as soon as possible. After borrowing financial support from others, the family managed to travel to Aizawl on March 5, 2024.

It was Cancer:

Upon arriving in Aizawl, an MRI was conducted immediately. Unfortunately, the results revealed that Ruatpuia was suffering from femoral bone cancer. The doctors advised that in order to prevent the disease from spreading further, an amputation would be necessary. On June 10, 2024, his left leg was amputated at Zoram Medical College in Falkawn. The surgery was considered successful and he soon began undergoing regular

chemotherapy sessions. As a result of the treatment, he experienced rapid hair loss, a common side effect of chemotherapy. He was unable to eat properly for an extended period as the illness gradually worsened. The family is now waiting for his medical check-up.

The family was going through a very difficult financial situation because both of his parents worked as laborers and earned limited income. They were deeply distressed by their inability to afford the medical care their son urgently needed.

Support Campaign for Ruatpuia:

We continued to learn more about his condition and circumstances from people who shared his story. In response to our public appeal for support, a total of ₹4,20,550/- (Four Lakhs Twenty Thousand Five Hundred and Fifty) was generously contributed through donations. On June 26, 2025, we personally handed over the donation to him and his family in their village. On the same day, we also presented a wheelchair, graciously donated by a kind-hearted, anonymous donor.

As we prepare this report, the cancer affecting Ruatpuia is subsiding. He has been able to receive the essential medical attention he needs, made possible by the generous contributions of donors.

Even though he has lost one leg, he still stands strong on the other. With a crutch in hand, he continues to do the things he enjoys. He may be just a child but he has the mindset of an adult. With his faith in God, he keeps fighting the illness that still remains in his body.

Some live with pain, while others feel lifeless even while living. Ruatpuia is the kind who endures pain in his body, yet his mind remains joyful and his bright, cheerful face is a joy to see.

His family, who have cared for him with unwavering dedication and without a single complaint, are truly deserving of praise.