September 4, 2026 khan Farkawn, Champhai District ah Free Medical Clinic tluang taka hman a ni.

Zing dar 8:00am atanga bul tan niin zan dar 8:00pm thleng damlo en an ni a, damlo en zawng zawng hi mi 653 lai an ni.

Lo inentir te hi sum harsatna avanga hmunpui lam thei lo deuh vek an ni a, naupang zingah ha na (dental problem) nei ha phawi an thahnem hle.

An khaw VC ten kan ei leh in tur bakah thlenna turte min lo ruahman sak vek a, Mizo Students Union leh YMA te pawn theih tawp chhuahin min lo pui a, an chungah kan lawm takzet a ni.

On September 4, 2026, a Free Medical Clinic was successfully conducted in Farkawn, Champhai District, providing much-needed healthcare services to the local community.

The clinic began at 8:00 a.m. and continued until 8:00 p.m., during which a total of 653 patients received medical consultations and treatment. Many of those who attended were individuals and families facing financial hardships, making it difficult for them to access healthcare services elsewhere. Among the children examined, dental problems were particularly common, with a significant number requiring dental care and treatment.

The Village Council of Farkawn generously arranged food, refreshments, and accommodation for the medical team, ensuring the smooth operation of the clinic. The Mizo Students’ Union (MSU) and the Young Mizo Association (YMA) also extended invaluable support and volunteered wholeheartedly throughout the programme.

We express our sincere gratitude to the Village Council, MSU, YMA, healthcare professionals, volunteers, and all who contributed to making this outreach a success. Their collective efforts helped bring essential medical care and hope to hundreds of people in the community.