The mortal remains of music teacher Kresitha Gabil Momin, who died in Dubai on Thursday, were received by her family members at Guwahati Airport on Sunday for the onward journey to her native place of Rongjeng in East Garo Hills district.
The 41-year-old violin teacher at the Arab Unity School LLC in Dubai had suffered a cardiac arrest on May 15 and died in a private hospital. Rongjeng MLA Jim Sangma had informed Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma, following which the state government instructed Chief Secretary Shakil P Ahammed to contact the bereaved family and arrange for transportation of the mortal remains of the deceased to her home state.
Kresitha Gabil Momin was a dedicated educator who taught violin at the Arab Unity School in Dubai. Her sudden demise due to a cardiac arrest has left her family and the community in shock. The state government facilitated the process to bring her body back to Meghalaya, ensuring that the family could perform the last rites in her native village.
Government Intervention
After being informed by MLA Jim Sangma, Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma directed the chief secretary to coordinate with the family and authorities for the swift repatriation of the remains. The government's assistance included logistical support and communication with officials in Dubai.
Community Mourns
The music teacher's death has sparked an outpouring of grief in Rongjeng and the wider Garo Hills region. Colleagues and students remember her as a passionate teacher who inspired many young musicians. Her contributions to music education in Dubai were widely recognized.
The family has requested privacy during this difficult time. The funeral is expected to take place in Rongjeng after the arrival of the body.
