The Deputy Commissioner of Dibang Valley, Bekir Nyorak, has directed officials and contractors to ensure the timely and high-quality execution of road projects under the Vibrant Village Programme (VVP), aimed at improving connectivity in remote border areas.

During a two-day inspection tour on July 26 and 27, Nyorak visited several interior villages in the Dambuen and Mipi circles to assess the progress of ongoing infrastructure works. Villages such as Achali, New Achuli, Atoto, and Achengo in the Dambuen region, along with Ahungo, Ediya, and Kamuyi in the Mipi area, are set to benefit from road connectivity through the VVP.

The Deputy Commissioner instructed the engineering teams and contractors to accelerate construction efforts, highlighting the strategic and socio-economic importance of these routes.

Nyorak also reviewed the status of the Mipi to Andrela ICBR road, a key project managed by the 62 Road Construction Company (RCC) of the Border Roads Organisation (BRO). He was briefed on the progress and challenges by BRO official Tanay Agarwal.

News source: Devdiscourse