FFM - Cyclone-Nargis
project : cyclone-nargis - myanmar - updates : rehabilitation - long-term effort
  
     
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as at 6-October-2008
 Donations Received:
SGD781,400.00 +
RM64,906.50 + USD4,826.56

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Donations Received in Johor, Malaysia:
RM66,350.00
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No of Donors: > 2,000

 

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Long-Term

REHABILITATION WORK
this is a long-term project, where we will undertake projects to repair and rebuild some of the basic needs infrastructure, such as schools, or hospitals etc.

 

Schools for Reconstructions:
Middle Schools
- Nyein Oo, Moulmeingyun Township - planned & budgeted

Latest Photo & Update:
31-Jul-08

Discussion of the planned 10 classrooms school by Team 3 with Ven Dr U Sopaka
the land is cleared for coming reconstruction of school -
planned date for rebuilding: end October 2008 (after monsoon)

Chronology:
June 2008
totally demolished school

July 2008
Repaired monastery used as temporary school

July 2008
Purchased & Delivery of mild steel rod & cement-mixer to Nyein Oo

September 2008
New Temporary School outside the Monastery

PLAN for NEW SCHOOL BUILDING