Postal Services Resume In Manipur's Churachandpur 2 Years After Ethnic Violence
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[*]Postal services resumed in Churachandpur after a two-year suspension due to ethnic violence
[*]Churachandpur was among the districts most affected by the ethnic violence in Manipur
[*]Regular mail vans have been operating from Imphal to Churachandpur since last week
Did our AI summary help? Let us know. Switch To Beeps Mode The postal services in Manipur's Churachandpur resumed on Saturday, two years after it was shut down due to the ethnic violence in the state.
Churachandpur was one of the most affected districts during the violence.
Since last week, regular mail vans have been arriving from the state capital, Imphal, to Churachandpur.
According to government sources, there was a massive backlog of letters, parcels, and other consignments.
More than 250 people were killed and 62,000 others were displaced in Manipur in the conflict, which continued for months. This had largely disrupted the postal and other government services.
Manipur has been under the President's Rule for the last eight months.
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