DC Kunzes Angmo reviews development works in Skindiyang

KHALTSE: Deputy Commissioner Sham, Kunzes Angmo visited Skindiyang village and reviewed civic infrastructure, public service delivery and ongoing development works, while assuring residents that their concerns would be taken up with the concerned departments for appropriate action.

Accompanied by officials of the Public Works Department and the Revenue Department, the Deputy Commissioner interacted with villagers at the Community Hall in Skindiyang, where residents highlighted a range of issues affecting the area, including poor mobile network connectivity, road infrastructure deficiencies and the need for a dedicated room for the Women Alliance.

During the interaction, the Deputy Commissioner took note of the demands and assured the villagers that the administration would examine the issues and pursue them with the relevant departments.

As part of her visit, Angmo inspected the Middle School and Anganwadi Centre at Skindiyang to assess the functioning of educational and child welfare institutions. Interacting with staff members and students, she stressed the importance of increasing enrolment in government schools through sustained awareness campaigns and community outreach initiatives.

The Deputy Commissioner also visited the Medical Sub-Centre, Skindiyang, where she reviewed the healthcare facilities available to local residents and assessed requirements for improving service delivery.

Subsequently, she inspected several ongoing construction projects, including the hospital building, residential quarters for medical staff and a meditation hall at Lama Guru. Reviewing the pace and quality of work at the sites, she directed the executing agencies and concerned departments to ensure timely completion of the projects without compromising construction standards.

Officials accompanying the Deputy Commissioner briefed her on the status of the works and the challenges being encountered during execution.

The visit formed part of the administration’s continued outreach efforts to assess developmental needs at the grassroots level and monitor the implementation of public infrastructure projects in remote areas of the subdivision.

Reiterating the administration’s commitment to responsive governance, the Deputy Commissioner assured residents that genuine public grievances and developmental requirements raised during the visit would receive due attention.