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Tourism relegated to background amid COVID pandemic in Meghalaya

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SHILLONG: COVID-19 pandemic has served a lethal blow to  tourism sector in Meghalaya like any other part of the world.

Umiam Lake view point in Shillong along the Guwahati-Shillong road which used to remain bustling with visitors all the time throughout the day, now wears a deserted look. There is no certainty as to when tourists will be back in Meghalaya in near future.

 

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