SAC nih Amah Misa Vuanci Pakhat Thonginn ah a Khumh Than
THE CHIN JOURNAL
SAC ralhrang bawizik Min Aung Hlaing nih amah minung a simi Yangon ramtthen vuanci pa cu nihin March 23 ah thonginn chung ah a khumh tthan.
Atutan an tlaihmi pa hi Yangon ramtthen SAC sipuazi le chawlehthal lei vuanci a simi U Aung Tann Oo a si.
U Aung Tann Oo hi USDP palai a si i, 2020 thimnak ah Yangon ramtthen, Thanhlyin peng ah aa zuam nain a sungmi a si.
SAC nih rampi uknak an chuh hnu ah Yangon ramtthen chawlehthal lei vuanci ah rian an pekmi a si.
March 22 ah SAC nih Insein thonginn ah an kuatmi hna Zay Kabar Shwe Khin (Orhlei) le a fapa U Zaw Thiha (Kehlei).
Nihin ah a zungkhaan ah an vung tlaih i, zei ruang ah dah an tlaih timi belte fiang in theih a si lo.
Nizaan March 22 zong ah Myanmar ramchung mirum bik pakhat a simi Crony Zay Kabar Shwe Khin le a fapa U Zay Thiha cu SAC ralhrang nih an tlaih hna i Insein thonginn ah an kuat colh cang hna.
The Chin Journal (TCJ) is a small but passionate local news agency with limited income. Over the years, TCJ has played a crucial role in being the voice of the Chin people. We have strived to bring attention to the stories of Chin ethnic minority in Myanmar. However, like many small businesses, we have faced our share of financial struggles. The COVID-19 pandemic and the Myanmar miliatry coup in 2021 have severely impacted our revenue streams, making it difficult for us to continue our vital work without your support. This is why we are seeking donations to keep our news agency operational and continue providing reliable information to our readers. Any amount you can spare will be immensely valuable to us. To donate, click "Donate" button below. It will redirect you to the Donation Page. Thank you for your generosity!
The Chin Journal (TCJ) is a small but passionate local news agency based in Hakha, Chin State. Over the years, TCJ has played a crucial role in bringing attention to the stories of Chin ethnic minority in Myanmar. However, like many small businesses, we have faced financial struggles. The COVID-19 pandemic and the Myanmar military coup in 2021 have severely impacted our revenue streams, making it difficult for us to continue our vital journalistic work without your support. This is why we are seeking donations to keep our news agency operational and continue providing reliable information to our readers. Thank you for taking the time to read our request, and we sincerely hope that you will consider supporting us. To donate, click "Donate" bottom below. It will direct you to the Donation Page.
