Tsuwao villagers came together for three days, from November 9 to 11, to carry out repair work on a dilapidated road connecting the village.
Morung Express News
Noklak | November 11
Around 200 villagers from Tsuwao village in Noklak district came together for three days, from November 9 to 11, to carry out repair work on a dilapidated road connecting the village.
Despite the monsoon season having ended, the road continued to remain in a deplorable condition, causing inconvenience to travellers and posing serious challenges, especially during medical emergencies.
The villagers voluntarily participated in the repair work to make the road motorable and ease transportation difficulties. The District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), Noklak, extended assistance by providing two JCB excavators to facilitate the restoration work.
According to the VDB Secretary of Tsuwao, the road falls under the jurisdiction of the Public Works Department (PWD) but has remained unattended despite its deteriorating condition.
The community-driven initiative highlights the persistent infrastructure gaps in the district and the reliance of villagers on self-help measures to address basic connectivity problems.
