Mizo NGO serves quit notice to Myanmarese

Saturday, March 17, 2007, 17:54 [IST]

Aizawl, Feb 22(UNI) The Young Mizo Association (YMA), biggest NGO of the state, has served a notice to all the Myanmarese liquor sellers in West Zone of Aizawl to leave the area by this month.

According to YMA, Myanmarese immigrants were largely involved in local liquor factories in western outskirts of Aizawl and the major hurdles to YMA's war against drugs and liquor.

In a notice it said, ''We would not be responsible for any consequences during inspection after the given deadline.'' UNI

Topics: CRIME-MIZORAM-MYNMERISE

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