The Diaspora welcomes the Assembly’s statement reassuring citizens recently reported to be afraid to use government medical facilities.
While such sentiments are positive, the need to express them highlights the absence of a comprehensive reconciliation agreement between the Assembly and its opponents. Such an agreement must involve full disclosure of all dealings by all Assembly members with Lai Dai and its affiliates. The recent announcement of licensing Lai Dai technology based on looting Idic monasteries and their associated medical research facilities to the Khanid Kingdom and House Tash-Murkon only reinforces the need for full transparency in the amnesty negotiations.
Meanwhile, given the concerns among some citizens and the scarcity of relevant medical expertise on Intaki, the Diaspora is particularly grateful for an offer from pilots from Electus Matari to provide the benefit of their experience in dealing with victims of chemical weapons to those on Intaki for whom government services remain suspect.