Wednesday, September 4, 2019

CHIN STATE AH (HIV) LANG MAHMAH

Chin state bup sung pan Tedim ah HIV natna nei tampen ci-in Dr. Sharon Par (Chin state cidamna zum aa nasem) in gen hi. Azom ah Khalkha, Tonzang cihte hi aa, a tamzaw pen numeite hi ci. 

Pawlkhat pen ta zongh nei uh in a tate uh naupang lai hi aa, a nu tungtawn pan zongh HIV ngahsa in a suak om hi ci in gen hi.

The highest number of new HIV cases was reported in Tedim Township, where 42 people were found to be infected with the virus. Hakha was second, with 22 cases, while Tongzan, Mindat, and Falam all had more than 10 cases each. Cases were also reported in Matupi, Thangtlang, Kanpetlet, and Paletwa townships.

According to Dr. Sharon Par, most HIV-infected people in Chin State are women. There are also a number of cases of children under 12 who were infected through their mothers.

Patients with HIV/AIDS can get antiretroviral therapy (ART) drugs in Hakha, Falam, Tedim and Mindat townships. All HIV-positive patients in Chin State can receive free medical treatment.

According to the public health department’s HIV and venereal disease eradication section, 156 patients in Hakha Township have received ART medicine since 2012, 44 patients in Mindat Township have received ART since 2015, 38 patients in Falam Township have received ART since 2017, and 65 patients in Tedim Township have received ART since 2018.

Pasian phawklo-in leitung vaite ah ih tailuat leh Thusia lasia in hong bawm ding hi! Ih gam ih mite! Pulnatna himai hi! Zomite Topa lam kihei ni!

Copy paste from LTTuang!


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