Update on SH, Myanmar

Received the following update from Pst John Phongsar.

"Our caretaker in the Home, Sis Khaw Shine was able to purchase 27 bags of rice with the money that was borrowed.

All transportation is still closed that no one is allowed to travel crossing townships. 

Schools announced that it will remain closed unless the authorities from both sides officially said to calm down. 

No one is allowed to leave now. Both sides are trying to use civilians as human shield."

Please continue to pray for the safety of the children. By God's grave we managed to raise some funds and sent it to the Home today for the urgent needs. 

Thank you.

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