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Bhutan Medical Relief Team returns home after successful mission in Myanmar

Bhutan Medical Relief Team returns home after successful mission in Myanmar

The Bhutan Medical Relief Team was warmly welcomed home after completing a vital humanitarian mission in earthquake-affected Myanmar. Deployed under the Command of His Majesty The King, the team delivered emergency medical care and humanitarian support in one of the worst-hit regions of the country. The deployment came in response to the powerful earthquake that struck Myanmar on March 28....

Government urged to secure consumer rights in private educational institutes

Government urged to secure consumer rights in private educational institutes

The Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority recommends that the government introduce standard Terms and Conditions for all private educational institutions. This is to safeguard consumer rights, especially families of students enrolled in private educational institutions. According to the authority, there is a prevalence of inconsistent and vague terms and conditions surrounding refund practices, cancellation policies, and the lack of adequate...

Bhutan’s Medical Relief Team deployed for quake-hit Myanmar returns after 18 days

Bhutan’s Medical Relief Team deployed for quake-hit Myanmar returns after 18 days

The first group of Bhutan’s 87-member Medical Relief Team returned home today after completing an 18-day humanitarian mission in Myanmar. The Prime Minister, along with Chief Operations Officer of the Royal Bhutan Army, Lt. General Batoo Tshering, and several senior officials, received the 51-member group at Paro International Airport and thanked them for their service. The deployment was commanded by...

Garpawoong MSS access road remains in disrepair despite repeated appeals, Samdrup Jongkhar

Garpawoong MSS access road remains in disrepair despite repeated appeals, Samdrup Jongkhar

Despite repeated pleas from residents, students, and teachers, the road leading to Garpawoong Middle Secondary School in Samdrup Jongkhar remains in poor condition. The deteriorated road continues to disrupt daily commutes and poses safety risks. Two administrations manage an over three-kilometre stretch of road. While Samdrup Jongkhar Thromde has blacktopped around 1.5 kilometres of the road, the remaining section under...

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