In response to the recent tragic incident at Mokokchung Municipal Shopping Complex on February 3, where 62 shops were completely burnt and 73 shops severely damaged, the Ao Students Conference (AKM) has launched a heartfelt initiative to aid those affected. The catastrophic fire, which caused significant financial loss and upheaval to numerous hardworking individuals and families, has spurred the community into action.
The Deputy Commissioner of Mokokchung, recognizing the urgent need for assistance, has reached out to the AKM for support in providing relief to the victims. In light of this, the AKM has initiated a crowdfunding campaign aimed at offering immediate assistance and helping the affected individuals and families rebuild their lives.
The devastation wrought by the fire has left many families in dire need of support. The AKM appeals to the community at large to contribute generously to the crowdfunding initiative, which will begin from February 7th to March 15th, 2024. Cash donations can be made directly at the AKM Office, with the following details provided for electronic transfers:
Account Name: Ao Students Conference
Account Number: 1235104000052915
IFSC Code: IBKL0001235
GPay: 9774614389
The AKM emphasizes that every contribution, regardless of size, will make a meaningful impact and bring hope to those grappling with the aftermath of the devastating fire. The destruction not only affects individual businesses but also has far-reaching implications for the local economy.
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It stated that rebuilding efforts are not only about restoring businesses but also an investment in the future of our youth and generations to come. By supporting and rebuilding the affected establishments, we create opportunities for employment and entrepreneurship, fostering a brighter future for our community, added the press release.
In times of adversity, the strength and resilience of the community shine through. Despite differences, the AKM calls for unity and solidarity in supporting those facing hardships.
“Let us stand united as a community, demonstrating our resilience and empathy by rallying behind this crucial cause,” urged AKM representatives. They emphasized that the kindness and generosity extended by supporters will be deeply appreciated by those striving to overcome the aftermath of this devastating event.
For further inquiries or contributions, individuals can reach out to the following contacts:
Bendangnangba, Information & Publicity Secretary (AKM): 7085652415
Bangjungkaba Imchen, Assistant General Secretary (AKM): 8837043398
