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Tourism Minister, Mr. S. Hiato visited the proposed Multi Modal Project being taken up in South Mizoram under the Look East Policy of the Centre.

Visiting Lomasu (Longmasu), the site selected for the base of Border Trade between India and Myanmar, the Minister inspected the site selected for construction of a grand tourist lodge at the cost of 300 lakh rupees.

(Photo/Picture: Mizoram map showing Lomasu (Longmasu) - Kaladan Project base site for Indo-Myanmar border trade along River Kaladan (Chhimtuipui, Boinu, Beino) in Mara Autonomous District Council, Mizoram, Northeast India).

As PHE Minister, Mr. Hiato also inspected water supply schemes of many villages he visited on his way. He was accorded a warm welcome in all the villages he visited such as Kawlchaw, New Latawh, New Serkawr, Vahai, Laki, Khopai, Zawngling, Beimari, Longmasu, Theiri, Theiva, Maubawk and Zeropoint.

The Minister was accompanied by Saiha DC, Mr. Kunal, the Director of Tourism Department, Mr. Vabeiha Hlychho, PHE SE, Mr. HC Lalnunzira and officers of PWD, Power, PHE and other Departments. The PHE Minister has returned to Saiha this afternoon.

(Photo/Picture: Tourist Map of Maraland (MADC) showing tourist hot-spots in Mara Autonomous District Council (MADC), including Lomasu (Longmasu), the base site of Indo-Myanmar border trade along River Kolodyne (Kaladan). Kaladan Multi Modal Transit Project is being constructed along this river in southern tip of Mizoram. Rs.300 lakh worth Tourist Lodge is coming up at Lomasu).

Source: Zonet Today