Monday, 1 October 2012

Health Camp for people living with HIV and AIDS (PLHIVs) to various health facilities



Tabitha Home - Exclusively for HIV and AIDS Orphans. Located at Raphei Valley, Mantripukhri, Imphal, Manipur. Managed by Bro. Thanshok Kamkra and his wife Tammi.

We take this opportunity to share an update regarding the upcoming Health Camp and seek your support to make it as fruitful and meaningful as possible.

WHAT - Tabitha Home is organizing its Annual Health Camp from October 1 to 3, 2012. The three-day event will target to provide awareness, free medical treatment, counseling, spiritual nourishment and create access and linkage for people living with HIV and AIDS (PLHIVs) to various health facilities. PLHIV from various districts of Manipur will be invited and this year the number is expected to increase. Already more than 200 people have requested to join the camp this year.

WHY - Despite numerous governmental and non-profit organizations operating in the state on HIV/AIDS issues, there are people who live in such remote places that they are virtually, completely cut-off from the rest. A good example would be the case of those who live in remote villages of the five hill districts of Manipur including Churachandpur, Tamenglong, Chandel, Senapati and Ukhrul. They constitute a rather large population but there is hardly a hospital or even a chemist nearby, depriving them of basic healthcare services and supplies. Poverty or at times lack of roadways add even more challenges.
Therefore, noticing the need to bring a solution to the problem or at least ease the burden, Tabitha Home organizes Medical - cum Salvation Camp for HIV infected and affected people annually. The main objective of this annual camp is to reach those who have been left out – who have not received medical or spiritual help.

HOW CAN YOU HELP - You can sponsor all or any of the following need-
* Travel: Rs 200 – 300/person
* Food: Rs 250/person per day (for six meals including arrival & departure day)
* Medicine: 200 and above

We also need various other helps apart from funds. The most basic and important is PRAYERS – lots and lots of them! We also need people who can create means to subsidize the charges of the requirements or even get them for free. The requirements include medicines, food, tent house supplies, PA system, etc. We also need volunteers to help organize and execute the camp smoothly.

May God bless us all to do what we can and should do!

“For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me”
Mathew 25: 35-36

Ephedrine seized from airport



Mar 29, 2012
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TRICHY: Air intelligence wing at the Trichy airport on Wednesday, seized 4.8 kg of ephedrine, an odourless party drug, concealed amid grocery packets in the luggage of a woman who was deported from Malaysia last week.
On March 19, the woman, Rukmini, flew to Kuala Lumpur on an Air Asia flight on a visit visa but was not allowed into Malaysia for "some technical reason." She was kept in Malaysian immigration custody for a couple of days and then sent back to India. Rukmini landed in Trichy on March 21 sans her baggage which ultimately landed in another flight on Wednesday morning.

Ephedrine seized



September 28, 2012
MPHAL, September 28: A combined team of the Imphal East district Special Unit and Porompat Police seized a huge consignment containing Actisun tablet with composition of Triprolidine Hydrochloride 2.5mg and Pseudoephedrine Hydrochloride 60mg from the Imphal Airport this afternoon at 1pm.
The team has also arrested three persons regarding the incident.
The seized consignment alongwith the three were paraded before media persons this evening at Porompat PS.
The three has been identified as carrier of the consignment, Riyas Ahmed, 38 son of Sriras Ahmed of Sangai Yumpham Nongthong Bazar and two others who had arrived at the airport to collect the consignment Md Ajim Khan, 25 son of Md Abdul Salim and Md Imras Hussain, 22 son of Iboyaima both of of Keirao Mating Mayai Leikai
Even though the quantity of the illegal drug is not known immediately, sources confirmed that it is valued at around Rs 8 lakh in the local market.
Sources also informed that the consignment was seized from a Central Industrial Security Force who was coming from New Delhi where he is presently posted at.
The drug consignment was packed in a briefcase.

2 lakhs worth ephedrine siezed



MOREH, September 27: In what could be one of the largest consignments of ephedrine hydrocloride seized from the state, the Customs Preventive Force, Moreh seized Rs 23 lakhs worth of the illegal substance on September 26.
According to a source, acting on a specific intelligence input, a team of the Customs Preventive Force, Moreh on September 26 around 2pm detected 9300 kgs of white crystal substance suspected to be Ephedrine Hydrocliride valued at Rs 2325000 hidden inside packets of Amulspray (infant milk food) from a van bearing regd no AS 03G 0153 valued at Rs 200000 collectively valued at 2525000.
The contraband item and the van used for conveyance have been seized and the driver of the said van identified as Soram Hemjit Singh son of Bokul Singh of Naran Konjil Makha Leikai, PS Singjamei Imphal West have been arrested.
A case has been registered regarding the seizure, the source said
http://www.ifp.co.in/nws-9567-2-lakhs-worth-ephedrine-siezed/

Drug smuggler nabbed



IMPHAL, September 29: A Narcotics Cell Imphal West arrested an alleged drug trafficker along with 30 grams of heroin no 4 powder from a MG Avenue tea hotel this afternoon around 1:30pm.
The man was arrested from Shankar Hotel, MG Avenue while he was waiting for one of his customer, said Narcotic Cell SI Babuyaima.
The man has been identified as Md Nawas, 29 son of Md Ibungou of Thoubal Moijing Wangmataba
Soon after making the arrest, the SI and his team called a press briefing at the hotel and paraded the arrested trafficker and the heroin found from his possession.
He told media persons that his team led by himself and ASI Rakesh and supervise by Narcotic Cell OC K Ranjit had been lying in the vicinity of the hotel following reliable information that certain drug traffickers were present in the area and about to do business.
He continued that even as his team was waiting the man came on a two wheeler moped and went directly inside the hotel.
Suspecting him to be one of the informed about drug traffickers, the team confronted him and check his body and found two packets of No 4 heroin weighing 15 grams each from his possession, he continued.
The seized drug could be valued at around Rs 87,000 in the local market.
http://www.ifp.co.in/nws-9607-drug-smuggler-nabbed/