Imphal: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh visited the border town of Tadubi by helicopter on Thursday to launch a medical college initiative and attend a government welfare outreach programme.
Singh announced that the state government would establish a medical college in Senapati district.
He said the move would strengthen healthcare infrastructure and improve access to medical services in the region.
The Chief Minister attended the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan at Tadubi Local Ground. Organised by the district administration, the programme provided government services and benefits directly to local residents through various departments.
Singh thanked residents of Maram, Tadubi and Mao in Senapati district for their continued cooperation in restoring free and unhindered movement along National Highway-2.
On his arrival, Singh was received by local leaders and administrative officials, including former ADC Senapati chairman A. Kapani and intending candidates from the Mao and Tadubi Assembly constituencies, Kappa Khaikho and Kapani Kajina.
The Chief Minister later thanked the people of Tadubi for their hospitality and said public support was important for the government’s ongoing work.