August 27, 2026 a kan lo tarlan drugs addict a nu pitar hnawtchhuak tu fate hmeichhia pathum (3) chu CWC lam hmalakna in Home pakhat ah dah luh an ni ta e. An pa chu home a dah luh kan han tum a, mahse duh lovin a nupui nen chin hriat lovin rei tak an awm mek a ni. A nu pitar chu mahni in a awm a, hmeithai rei tak a tu te nena lo in ngheng a khawsa ho tawh an nih avangin a lung leng hle a, midang han fin mai pawh a ngaihtuah thei rih lo. Chhûngkaw pa fel loh avanga naupang pawisawi lo te home a dah luh hi thil nuam a ni hauh lova, a harsa kanti hle. Mahse, Pathian zarah an lo la seilian ang a, an tan a ṭha ber kan la beisei fan a ni.

Following the case we reported on August 27, 2026, the three girls who were living with a mother struggling with drug addiction and neglect have now been admitted to a children's home through the intervention of the Child Welfare Committee (CWC).

Efforts were also made to place their father in a rehabilitation home; however, he declined assistance. It was learned that he and his wife had been living apart for a long period of time.

The children's grandmother continues to live in her own home. Having spent many years caring for and raising her grandchildren as a widow, she is deeply heartbroken by the situation and is not yet in a position to consider other arrangements.

No one wishes to see children placed in institutional care because of family difficulties and neglect. It is a painful reality for everyone involved. Nevertheless, we remain hopeful that, by God's grace, these children will find healing, stability, and opportunities to build a brighter future. We continue to pray and work toward what is best for them.