NFHRCC members and others during a public meeting at Yonglok
village in Longleng District.
- DIMAPUR — A joint
inspection of the Foothills Road construction in Longleng district has
certified significant progress, with the project completion pegged at 60% thus
far.
- A press release from Nagaland Foothills Road Construction
Committee (NFHRCC) informed that the inspection was jointly conducted on
Thursday by the committee, the department concerned, the contracted firm, and
representatives from Phom People’s Council (PPC).
- Following the inspection, a meeting was held at Yonglok
village, bringing together village councils from Namsang area and the
neighbouring Anaki Village Council.
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- “All the public of this zone supports the activities of the
NFHRCC for their visionary directive in making the dream Nagaland Foothills
Road a reality. The public also thanked the state government under the able
leadership of CM N Rio and Minister of PWD (R&B) G Kaito Aye for their
inclusive approach to fulfilling the wishes of the 12 Nagaland tribes’
initiation through the NFHRCC since 2013 into a reality.
- “The joint inspections certify a technical and physical
achievement of the maintenance road project at Longleng division at 60 %
completed. Therefore, it was endorsed to the department concerned to release
funds accordingly,” it stated.
