PR No. 16/2026–2027

Lawngtlai, April 18, 2026: Yesterday, the Chief Executive Member (CEM) of the Lai Autonomous District Council (LADC), Pu C. Lalsawmzuala, along with the Deputy Commissioner of Lawngtlai District, Pu Donny Lalruatsanga, visited Hruitezawl village and nearby important locations.

During the visit, CEM Pu C. Lalsawmzuala stated that the Council Government aims to streamline and improve boat transportation along the Chhimtuipui River, including the movement of goods in and out, making the system more organized and efficient.

“The LADC Government is committed to properly managing our resources within our jurisdiction and taking steps to ensure that economic activities benefit both the public and the government,” he said.

The CEM and Deputy Commissioner also visited a popular tourist site near Hruitezawl known as “Lungmak.” They noted that this scenic and remarkable place, located between Lawngtlai and Siaha districts, is a valuable asset for both districts. They emphasized the importance of preserving its natural beauty without alteration, while also improving accessibility and developing it as a comfortable recreational and tourist destination.

During a meeting with local leaders in Hruitezawl, Deputy Commissioner Pu Donny Lalruatsanga highlighted that Hruitezawl is an important trade point with Myanmar, and therefore can also be vulnerable to illegal cross-border movement. He urged local leaders to cooperate closely with the government and to remain vigilant, especially in monitoring the movement of around 300 refugees currently residing in the area, ensuring that all activities remain within the bounds of the law.

The visit was accompanied by Pu David Lalrinawma, Addl. DC; Pu David JB, Addl. SP; Pu HC Vanlalruatpuia, Transport Officer (LADC); Pu C. Lawmsangzuala, I&PRO (LADC); and leaders of the Mizoram Journalists’ Association (MJA), Lawngtlai District.

Written & Published by: Information & Public Relations Department, LADC, Lawngtlai