Nimin February ni 9,2026 khan mipa naupang kum 14 mi ZMC&H, Falkawn a enkawl mek Zothanmawia puala thilpek lo lut zawng zawng cheng ₹5,79,081/- chu an damdawiin awmna ah a hlanna hun kan va nei a ni. An inenkawlna tura thilpek lo thawhkhawm tu zawng zawngte Lalpan malsawm che u rawh se.

Kan lo tarlan tawh thin angin, Zothana te hi Damdiai khua a khawsa an ni a, vanduaithlak takin a pian tirh atanga inthiar(é) theilo a ni a, zaipui pawh vawi eng emaw zat alo hmachhawn tawh a ni.A ék theih loh avangin a pum atangin an ék tir thin a, chu chuan a thawk tihbuai chang a nei thin a ni.

Kar kalta khan ICU ah dah luh a ni a, a boral mai a hlauhawm hman hle. Mahse, tunah chuan ICU atanga chhuakin alo tawng chhuak ve thei tawh a, a lawmawm takzet a ni.

A pa Pu Dawngkima nen damdawiin ah an awm mek a, an khaw lama haw hlan an nghak hlel tawh khawp mai. Mahse, Doctor ten an la awm rei deuh an ring, Pathian thu thu a ni, i tawngtaipui zel ang u aw.

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On February 9, 2026, at ZMC&H Falkawn, we held a thanksgiving service for Zothanmawia, a 14‑year‑old boy currently under medical care. The total medical expenses incurred during his treatment amounted to ₹5,79,081/‑. We pray that the Lord will bless abundantly all those who contributed to his care and support.

As we have shared before, Zothanmawia is from Damdiai village. He was born with serious health challenges and has never been able to pass stool naturally since birth. Because of this condition, he has undergone numerous medical interventions and has faced great difficulties throughout his life.

Due to his inability to eat properly, his abdomen often becomes distended, causing him severe discomfort. Recently, his condition worsened and he was admitted to the ICU, where his situation was very critical and life‑threatening. Thankfully, he has now been able to come out of the ICU, which is a great relief and blessing.

He is currently at the hospital with his father, Pu Dawngkima. Their family has been waiting anxiously for his recovery. The doctors have advised that he will need to remain under medical care for some time, but we trust in God’s guidance and continue to pray faithfully