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Aizawl, 17 June 2026: The Formosa Foundation today donated a Garbage Tipper to Joint YMA Thenzawl in support of efforts to maintain cleanliness and improve waste management in the town. Chief Minister Pu Lalduhoma attended the handover programme as the Chief Guest, accompanied by Pi Baryl Vanneihsangi, MLA.

The programme was held at the Joint YMA Hall, Bazar Veng, Thenzawl.

Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister said that one of the most common compliments received from visitors to Mizoram is the State’s cleanliness and well-maintained environment. He remarked that cleanliness and hygiene enhance the reputation of both Mizoram and its people, and urged citizens to continue prioritising these values.

The Chief Minister noted that Thenzawl has emerged as one of Mizoram’s most prominent tourist destinations and is increasingly attracting visitors from across the country. Given its growing popularity and scenic appeal, he stressed the importance of maintaining high standards of cleanliness in the town. He stated that the donation of the Garbage Tipper by the Formosa Foundation would further strengthen local efforts to keep Thenzawl clean and attractive.

He also expressed gratitude to the Formosa Foundation for its continued contributions to the development and welfare of Mizoram.

Speaking on the occasion, Pi Baryl Vanneihsangi, MLA, said that cleanliness contributes not only to public health but also to the attractiveness of a place. As Thenzawl receives a large number of travellers and tourists, she emphasised the importance of maintaining a clean environment that can serve as a model for other towns and communities. She further underlined the importance of proper waste management in achieving this objective.

The programme was chaired by Pu Lalmuanpuia, President of Joint YMA Thenzawl. The welcome address was delivered by Pu Samuel Lalrinpuia, Secretary of Vantawng Group YMA. Pu Jonathan Lalremruata, Chairman of Formosa Foundation, also addressed the gathering. The handover of the Garbage Tipper was conducted under the guidance of Mr Clinton Sherwood, Legal Advisor of the Formosa Foundation.