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KIN LAIVUM HEH TLANGLENGDAN THAR AH LUT PAN

By Salai Thangte Laizozanniat
China ram in zaihnak Wuhan Virus (COVID-19) maan laivum pui in mer thil lovin com sio kuul in kin nung cih hang. Ur le thihnak lauvin sumpua suak ngam lo, mah hiang ai unau songkhat le rualpui tian in tawk ngam lo, mah innsang song tian in pakhat le pakhat laudun kuul tian in kin cang sio ai, he thihnak lakin kin luat thil hnak tuh heh aisu in khai umlam ngaiin iang li teng ii sing. He urhnak le thihnak lakin kin luathnak tuh i hnalam tu mi tam sawn tu mithiam te ai relhnak le daihdan hlun tuh heh kin hiam sio dinhmun i hang.

He Wuhan Virus lar ngom fangin he virus hmangin Antichrist daan ah kin luthnak tuh i thai thu rel awng zo ing. Cia i rel awng fangin WHO, pharmaceutical te, Bill Gates te, Dr Fauci te a lungrual tlang liang thu ling fiang lai lo ing. Tun ah thil umhdan heh English in Pandemic tihnak i lovin Plandemic ii tihnak i fiang sinsin ii.

Thula tam ngai pehzomdan le ruat pha umh lakin World Economic Forum (WEF) in official in website ah kin laivum hmailam kin umh tuh dan a nganhnak te siar fangin mi zaran in kin ruat ban lo hnak tam ngai umh ii. Cia te songin he lai ai zuk ah i hlathnak bangin WEF in COVID-19 maan tun hnua kin laivum heh san thar in cang tuh ai, tlanglengdan thar (New Normal) in umh tuh hang thu ngan ngio ii. Cen, he New Normal hmangin kin laivum heh tumtekhnak lam nai konghoidunhnak in feh tuh ai, a nung sawn le a khangso sawn in mi veksen huap sio hnak laivum ah kin lut tuh thu fiang ngaiin ngan i hang (for a new normal – post-COVID, purpose driven, sustainable and inclusive)
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https://www.weforum.org/platforms/shaping-the-future-of-digital-economy-and-new-value-creation 

He thu ruatin Bible in ni hnuata ber caan ah thil cang tuh hnak a rel cia hnak kin khim pan baang lo awm tihnak thu i ruat ruai ii.

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