The Rapid Intervention Battalion in Cameroon Donates to IDP’s And Less Privilege in BBH Kumbo in the NWR.

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By Martial Gnoukapasir
Humanitarian relief package of the BIR
       As part of their yearly humanitarian gesture to aid and assist the less privileged all over Cameroon, the Rapid intervention battalion (BIR) Wednesday march 13th made a donation of food items and other goods of basic necessities comprising of bags of rice, Vegetable oil, blanket and bed sheets, dresses, savon, toiletries among others to the internally displaced persons and less privileged at the Banso Baptist Hospital (BBH) in Kumbo of Bui division here in the NWR.
     The BIR elements that accompanied the consignment for the humanitarian exercise, spend over six hours on the road, as they met with stiff resistance from the separatist fighters to and from Kumbo who shot at the convoy while the military elements responded.
BBH Kumbo
            In the meantime handing over the gift to the director of the BBH in Kumbo after a brief stop at the 32nd light intervention unit command post, the colonel who led the mission flank by the D.O of Bui Central said the exercise was in strict respect and in compliance of their tradition, of always engaging in humanitarian activities in the region without any political intention. He cited some of the activities they've always engage in b4 the crisis which include the construction of damaged bridges and road construction of roads amongst other community initiatives.

       The director of the hospital who received the gifts on behalf of the targeted Beneficiary population said the donations would go a long way to reduce the sufferings of the masses, as evidently they seem to be going thru untold hardship brought about by the crisis. He added that as a health facility they remain a neutral body and have been providing medical attention to those of it.
  For this year the BBH and shisong were chosen by the Rapid intervention force for this humanitarian activity.

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