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Hara-Hapa (Doimukh), Jul 4: Deputy Commissioner Papum Pare, Cheechung Chukhu has prohibited swimming activities and illegal fishing in the Pare dam reservoir on Tuesday to ensure safety measures for visitors and tourists.
The resorts and restaurants along the Pare reservoir are crowded with visitors, especially during summer to escape the heat of the capital city.
Informing about a standing order issued by the District Administration on June 15 last, which prohibits illegal boating and fishing activities in the reservoir, he specifically suggested the owners of resorts to give priority to the safety of customers and prohibit swimming, boating and fishing in the reservoir.
He also asked them to keep fire extinguishers at their shops and resorts to mitigate unforeseen fire accidents.
He further suggested on improving the aesthetic of the area along the Doimukh-Potin Highway near the Pare Reservoir which includes villages, namely Sopo, Jampa, Hara-Hapa up to Hoj and assured to provide plantation materials.
DC Chukhu suggested the shopkeepers and owners of resorts to follow the trade license guidelines and refrain from illegal trade activities.
The DC was accompanied by Tai Arun, Trade Development Officer and other officials.