Shillong, Oct 22: Several structures developed by the Tourism Department near the famous Weiñia Waterfall in Meghalaya have reportedly been vandalised by unidentified miscreants, raising concerns over the safety of public infrastructure and the protection of the state’s natural attractions.
Weiñia Waterfall is a popular tourist destination known for its natural beauty and attracts visitors from across Meghalaya and beyond. The incident has highlighted concerns over the need to protect tourism facilities and preserve the area’s natural environment.
When contacted for information, shopkeepers in the vicinity reportedly said they were unaware of who was responsible for the vandalism.
Meanwhile, the Clan of Lawren and Lawlar has reportedly discussed the incident and decided to deliberate further on the matter. The Clan is also expected to hold discussions with the village authorities to determine the appropriate course of action and identify those responsible.
According to available information, the incident took place on the night of October 16, 2026, and was discovered on the morning of October 17. A few individuals are reportedly suspected of involvement, although their alleged role has not yet been established.
The village authorities, in coordination with the Clan, are looking into the incident to establish the facts and determine responsibility for the damage. Further details are awaited.