Mhathung inaugurates Pangti community hall

Advisor of Horticulture and Border Affairs, Mhathung Yanthan on Friday inaugurated Pangti Village community hall.
According to a press release, Yanthan in his speech, urged upon the village council to give due importance to education and healthcare since the government may discontinue them, if they were not given due care.
He informed that due to non-performance and low enrolment of students, the government discontinued various educational institutions.
Mhathung asked the community to make use of the community hall for the prosperity of Pangti village as the building now, belonged to the people.
Speaking on the rich natural resources of the area and Pangti village globally known as the “Amur Falcon Capital of the World”, the advisor encouraged them to tap the available natural resources.
He assured the community that there would be more developments, with their support.
Urging upon the people to do away with political differences, the advisor stated that they need to come together and work with the legislatures. At the programme, Pangti Village Council chairman, N. Rakomo Jami and Pangti Village Students’ Union acknowledged the advisor for his desire to bring development. Earlier, unveiling of inaugural plaque and ribbon cutting was done by the advisor while Pangti Baptist Church pastor, Rev. N. Manglio Ngullie offered dedication.
Highlights of the programme included folk songs by Yondon Yankho (Tsoktsu Khen); Hayi Yankho (Jumpa enyan); Wokha Yankho (Yotsuvon); Chumpolong Yankho (Yantsso Khen); Yanshum Yankho and a welcome song by Pangti Baptist Youth Fellowship.