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    Zofa Global Network organizes Mobile Charity Concert for flood affected in Myanmar

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    By Editor on August 8, 2015 Highlights

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    Zofa Global Network and Green Mizoram Network had organized mobile charity concert for flood affected people under the theme of “In Aid of Disaster Victims in Myanmar” on 6 and 7, August in Aizawl, Mizoram northeast state of India.  On 6th August, the mobile charity concert had held at Bawngkawn, Chanmari, New Market and Millennium Centre in Aizawl and the Mizo top singers Rosangliana (Zo Rock), Sawmtea, Manuna Chawngthu, Ronald Zothantluanga, Zualboihi, Sangkimi Khiangte, Lawmi Khiangte, Feli Fanai and Rosy Zorinpuii were participated.

     

    On 7th August, the mobile charity concert had held at Thakthing Bazar (Mizzion veng), Khatla kawn, Vaivakawn and Israel Point in Aizawl.

     

    The state’s largest community-based organization in Mizoram had flagged off 10 tons of rice while local musicians held mobile charity concerts in five public squares in Aizawl, the state capital. Another body of musicians is also planning a concert for later this month.

    The Presbyterian Church has meanwhile asked all churches in Aizawl to contribute towards the aid effort and asked those in towns and villages to also pitch in if they can. A local TV network has also called for contributions from viewers.

     

    Two of the state’s main student unions, the MZP and the MSU, have also appealed all students in the state to contribute one-day’s lunch worth of money to be sent as aid to the flood-affected.

     

    People United in Music with a Purpose (PUMP) will organize Charity Concert for the victims of flood in Myanmar on 14 and 15 August at in front of Millennium Centre, Aizawl. These singers and music bands will be performed on 14 August – C.Luri, Zoramchhani, Mami Varte, Manunna (Hardray), Andrew Laltlankima, Henry Varte, Ruthi Ch.Ralte, Zorini Khiangte, Feli Thangluah, Dr.Zothansanga, DJ Lalvenhimi, Sawmtea Chhangte, Mizo Cardinal Choir, David Vanlalpeka, Lancy Remlalhruaii, Pratima, Spi, Michael M Sailo, Zualboihi, May-i, Ruatfeli (Triau Track), Hmingtea, and The Breeze.

     

    These singers and music bands will be performed on 15 August – Lawmi Khiangte, Lungmuana Chhangte, The Prophets, Stacy VL Muanpuii, Forever Young, The keys, Hlimhlimi, Henry Varte, Rosy K. Remsangpuii, Temi Sailo, Betea, TBZ Choir, leprosy Mission Choir, Mizo Cardinal Choir, Feli Fanai, Laikai ROCK, Tribal Power, Hexatone, 3rd Eye, Radiowave and Kroashia.

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