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New office bearers elected

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JOWAI: The East Jaintia Hills Drivers’Association held a meeting on Saturday in which new office bearers were elected.
The association also requested all drivers to come forth if they encountered problems such as accidents or illnesses and assured the gathering that necessary assistance will be provided to them in times of need.
It may be mentioned that the association has been working for the welfare of all drivers in East Jaintia Hills.

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