These aren’t just statistics; they’re parents, siblings, children who vanished without a trace. Over 60,000 people remain displaced, living in relief camps. While the dead have received compensation, the missing have been stuck in bureaucratic silence; until now. This move brings some closure, but also raises questions: What happened to them? Why did it take over three years to acknowledge their absence? The state is also increasing pensions for journalists and aligning ex-gratia for security forces with police. Behind every number, there’s a human story still waiting for answers.