KHADC Chief Executive Member Pyniaid Sing Syiem and other Council members during an inspection at Iewduh, on Tuesday. The Council has voiced concern over the presence of non-tribal roadside hawkers operating at the market without trading licence. The CEM also announced that CCTV cameras and lights will be installed at Iewduh and steps will also be taken to maintain cleanliness at the market. (UB)

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