DESO Longleng relocated
DIMAPUR, MAY 3 (MExN): The Office of the District Economics & Statistics Office and District Registrar of Births and Deaths in Longleng has been shifted to the new office complex located at the new site (Mochu) above the DIET building and EE, PHED office, Longleng.
Therefore, all office correspondence and issuing of birth/death certificates will be done in the new office, a DIPR report informed.
IRCSN fund drive to commemorate World Red Cross Day
DIMAPUR, MAY 3 (MExN): The Indian Red Cross Society, Nagaland State Branch, will be observing the World Red Cross Day on May 8 under the theme “Everything we do comes #from the Heart.” To commemorate the day, a fund drive in the form of distributing/ pinning Red Cross tokens will be undertaken by the Junior/Youth Red Cross Student at Kohima Town on May 6. In this connection, the IRCSN general secretary Akhale V Khamo, in a press release has appealed the members of Red Cross Patron/ Vice-Patron/ Life Members and the general public to contribute generously for the cause of humanity.
IGNOU induction prog
KOHIMA, MAY 3 (MExN): The IGNOU SC-2001 Modern College, Kohima induction programme have been scheduled on May 6 at 2 PM in the College auditorium, opposite SBI Lerie branch, Kohima. The fresh learners enrolled for January 2023 sessions have been requested to attend the induction programme positively. For further information, contact IGNOU SC-2001, Modern College, Kohima at 9856015006.
NABL water quality lab inaugurated in Phek
DIMAPUR, MAY 3 (MExN): Deputy Commissioner, Phek, Kumar Ramnikhant who is also the Chairman of the District Water & Sanitation Mission on May 2 inaugurated the NABL (National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories) accredited Water Quality Laboratory at PHED Office, Phek.
A DIPR report informed that Ramnikhant during the event emphasized on the advantages and benefits of having such a laboratory in the district. He said people should know the quality of water before consumption and urged the citizens of Phek district to get their water tested.
Earlier, the key note address was delivered by Er. Vikuosa Khape, Lab Head and Executive Engineer, PHED office, Phek while Quality Manager and District Chemist, PHED Division, Kethonu Theyo highlighted about NABL. The programme was chaired by Abigail Ritse, Sanitation & Hygiene Consultant, PHED Phek.
KMC on rampant disposal of garbage in Kohima
KOHIMA, MAY 3 (MExN): The Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) has stated that there is rampant disposal of garbage all over the municipality, particularly with the onset of monsoon. “Irresponsible dumping of waste in drains has already caused much inconvenience after the first few rains especially in areas below the main roads,” stated KMC in a press release. It has also been observed that those carrying various constructions often block the drain with debris, which is not cleared even after completion of work, it stated.
With the onset of monsoon, if all these irresponsible actions continue, the situation will only become worse with more blocked drains, which will ultimately affect the condition of the roads, it cautioned.
In continuation previous circulars/notices stated, the KMC has reiterated that disposal of waste in drains, vacant plots, or anywhere other than designated commercial collection points, blocking of drain and littering during construction activities are not only illegal but also totally unbecoming. Towards this, KMC administrator T Lanusenla Longkumer has once again appealed all citizens to refrain from such irresponsible behaviour and to contribute towards a cleaner and healthier Kohima.
