Hei hi Pu Lalramliana, Lungmuat khua a khawsa an ni a, nikum November ni 20,2025 khan lui a kalna ah Sanghal(wild pig) hliam a tawng fuh a, chu chuan beiin a ke dinglam ah hliam na tak a tuar a ni.

Aizawl an lo pan pui nghal a, Doctor ten pumpelh dan kawng zawng viau mahse, a hliam a nasat em avangin a ke ding lam chu November ni 25,2025 khan an tan ta a ni.

A rem rem thawka eizawng thin an ni a, an khua ah mi in cheng ₹1,500/- a luahin an khawsa mek a ni. Lalpan lo tidam thuai thuai rawh se.

Vawiin February ni 11,2026 hian an mamawhna ang apianga an inekawl nan thilpek cheng 10,000/- kan han hlan a ni

• English

On November 20, 2025, Pu Lalramliana of Lungmuat village was injured while hunting when he was attacked by a wild pig. The animal struck his right leg severely, and despite immediate medical attention, the injury was very serious. On November 25, 2025, his leg had to be amputated due to the severity of the wound.

Since then, he has been undergoing treatment and continues to face challenges in his recovery. His family, who live in the village, have already spent ₹1,500 on his care. We pray that the Lord will grant him complete healing.

Today, February 11, 2026, we have contributed ₹10,000 towards his ongoing medical needs, in response to the family’s request for support.