On-going construction work of a culvert at Duncan Bosti aimed at alleviating the problem of clogged drains in the area. This had been a major cause of concern for the residents in the vicinity who had complained of stagnant water overflowing onto the road posing serious health risks. Likewise The Morung Express had also highlighted this issue following which the PWD Department (NH) has undertaken the work to construct a proper culvert.
Wokha District Bharat Scouts & Guides organised ‘trekking cum clean Mt Tiyi Mission’ to keep surrounding clean for a healthy environment on March 30. Wokha DBS&G will continue such cleanliness drives, however, everyone needs to understand is that they should not pollute and it is everyone’s responsibility to keep surroundings, public place and town clean and litter free, T Zuchanthung Lotha, District Organising Commissioner(S) BS&G Wokha stated in a press release. Tuensang District Level Medical Board headed by ADC Tuensang Thungchanbemo Tungoe examining the applicants at DC conference hall, Tuensang on March 30. (DIPR Photo)2nd phase training of polling personnel for the upcoming Lok Sabha Election was conducted at GHSS Shamator on March 30. (DIPR Photo)The Yemhi Memorial College Evangelical Union Dimapur organised evangelistic retreat cum consecration program under the theme, “Remember Your Creator” (Ecclesiastes 12:1) on March 23. Students from Dimapur Government College, Cornerstone College, Public College, Immanuel College, MGM college, School of Engineering and Technology NU, Evangelical Graduates, Kalivi Zhimomi (UESI Staff Worker West Zone Dimapur), Lenjose Haokip (EGF East Zone) as the speaker graced the programme.
Members of the Chakhesang Public Organisation, Phek Village Council and a team of visitors from the United Kingdom at Phek village on March 31. The British team is led by granddaughter of Lt Col Bruno Brown who fought in the Battle of Kohima in the Second World War. As per reports, Charlotte Carty with her three children and 20 fellow descendants will walk 77 miles in 39 hours from Jessami to Kohima to mark the 80th anniversary of the event and replicates what her grandfather and his men did to escape the advancing Japanese. Extending welcome to the visitors, CPO President Vezuhu Keyho expressed best wishes to Carty and her team for their journey, acknowledging their effort to honour the courage and endurance displayed by her grandfather and his fellow soldiers during the war. (Morung Photo)
