Imphal/Guwahati: Over seven dozen police and fire services personnel have crossed over from Myanmar seeking shelter in Mizoram, security sources said on Tuesday.
In another important development, N Biren Singh, Chief Minister of neighbouring Manipur which also shares a border with Myanmar, said he is worried about the developments in the neighbouring country.
“I am really worried,” Chief Minister Singh told EastMojo in an exclusive interview at his residence in Imphal on Monday. “The decision to lend a helping hand has to be taken nationally… As an immediate neighbouring state CM, we are prepared to welcome any civilian who may cross over from Myanmar due to military atrocities,” he said. “So all people, whoever comes, we will give shelter, we will serve them, we will protect them. That kind of things we have already prepared for,” he said.
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