Mayabunder, April 30: The Ex-Pramukh, Mayabunder, Shri Abdul Siddique in a letter to the Dy. Commissioner, N&M Andaman District, explaining the ground situation of the fire accident that occurred in the midnight of 29th April 2024 has demanded for immediate assessment of damages and compensation to the accident victims.

In his letter, Siddique said, “Witnessing the aftermath of the incident earlier today was truly heart-wrenching. The swift response and concerted efforts of the Administration, led by Shri. Asish Joon, Assistant commissioner (HQ) were commendable. However, despite the valiant efforts of the police, fire brigade teams, and other departments, approximately 14 to 15 shops suffered irreparable damage.

I, on behalf of Indian National Trade Union Congress and its affiliated Unions, extend my warmest wishes to each and every one and express solidarity with the working class people on this significant occasion of May Day.

May this day serve as a reminder of the invaluable contributions made by workers across all sectors, enriching the fabric of our society with their dedication and hard work.

Port Blair, April 30: In an empowering initiative aimed at nurturing the young minds of Child Care Institution (CCI) Homes of South Andaman, the State Child Protection Society (SCPS) under Directorate of Social Welfare, organized an Awareness-cum-Summer Camp at Chinmaya Mission, Port Blair.

session began with Dr. Rekha, Specialist, Ayurveda (AYUSH Hospital), who led a discussion on health and hygiene. She emphasized the importance of maintaining well-being through healthy practices, providing valuable insights for the children's overall development and quality of life.

Port Blair, April 30: The Armed Police Unit is pleased to announce the successful completion of its pioneer De-addiction and Rehabilitation Camp tailored specifically for the Police personnel. This crucial initiative, held on 30/04/2024 at Police Line focused on providing comprehensive support and recovery services to officers struggling with addiction.

Recognising the unique pressures faced by law enforcement personnel, the camp offered a confidential and supportive environment where officers could access professional help and begin their journey towards recovery. The program included lecture by medical professionals, individual counselling, group therapy, and workshops on coping mechanisms and stress management.

Port Blair, April 30: The Housing & Estate Section, A&N Administration, Secretariat had allotted around 42 Nos. of Govt. Accommodations (Type-I, Type-II & Type-III) vide Order Nos. 619, 620, 621 and 622 dated 14th March, 2024 respectively under General category through the Automated Allotment of Government Accommodation Application (computerized system).