Sendenyu: The Sendenyu Community Ecotourism Board has requested visitors from visiting the Nsonji Lake in Tseminyu district, Nagaland, after a drowning incident.
In response to the tragic drowning incident that occurred at Nsonji Lake on June 30, resulting in the death of an Indian Army sepoy Shwensinlo Semp from Terogvunyu Village, the board extended its deepest condolences and sympathy over the untimely loss of a cherished member of the community.
They also express gratitude to the District Administration and SDRF for their unwavering support and dedicated efforts in recovering the body of the deceased.
The body was retrieved a day after the drowning incident.
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As a precautionary measure, the Board has announced that visitors are advised to refrain from visiting Nsonji Lake Park with immediate effect until further notice.
The Sendenyu Community Ecotourism Board emphasised their commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of all visitors to Nsonji Lake.
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