WANGHOO, Mar 31: In a noble gesture, the Indian Army helped the villagers to revamp and beautify the mesmerizing ‘Melong-Mua Lake’ situated at Wanghoo Village in West Kameng  District under Mission Amrit Sarovar.
The Indian Army handed over the completed work of the lake to the villagers on Saturday. It took 46 days to complete the revamp & beautification work of the whole lake and its surroundings by the Indian Army.
While felicitating the Indian Army officials, Yatang Chiduni, Gaon Buri-Wanghoo Village said the locals are grateful for the gesture and  have the highest respect for the jawans who besides their regular duties always stand with the common people in every situation.
Appreciating the Indian Army, former General Secretary All Bugun Society (ABS) Yamchen Marphew informed that the lake  is one of the most visited tourist spots of the district and when villagers approached the Indian Army to lend their hands in developing the location, they unconditionally did so. He also appealed to the state tourism department to support the villagers in developing the lake without disturbing nature.

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Kenter Joya Riba

(Managing Editor)
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