In response to the identification of cases of African Swine Fever in multiple locations within the Kohima District, Deputy Commissioner Kohima, Shanavas C IAS, has issued a restrictive order. The order designates Sechü Zubza as an Infected Zone, encompassing a radius of 1km from the infected premises. Additionally, a Surveillance Zone has been established, covering a 10 km radius from the infected premises.

Deputy Commissioner Kohima, Shanavas C IAS, has issued a public notice regarding traffic regulations in the city. The designated route from Naga Hospital Colony to Tinpati (Census Junction), passing through New Market, Daklane, Naga Bazaar, Kezieke, and Pezielitsie, will be designated as "ONE-WAY-DOWN TRAFFIC" from 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon, Monday to Friday, effective from August 28, 2023.

In the context of the rationalization of Polling Stations within Kohima district, Shanavas C IAS, the Deputy Commissioner & District Election Officer of Kohima, has announced that the Draft List of Polling Stations in Annexure 3 has been compiled and is accessible for review on the Notice Board.

In continuation of Notification No. 78/2023 and Notification No. 81/2023, it was announced for the attention of all Regular Repeaters, Centre Repeaters, and eligible Compartmental Candidates of HSLC & HSSLC Examinations 2023 conducted in June that the deadline for submitting forms for HSLC & HSSLC Examinations 2024 is extended until 31st August 2023. No further extensions will be granted.

The District Transport Office Tuensang, in reference to the Nagaland Transport Department Notification letter NO TPT/MV/14/2018/1000 dated 13th August 2019, has invited applications for Two Wheeler Taxi permits in Tuensang, aimed at providing employment opportunities for the indigenous inhabitants of Tuensang District. Applicants must possess a valid driving license to operate a two-wheeler and an Unemployment Certificate issued by the competent authority.

Deputy Commissioner of Phek, Kumar Ramnikant, IAS announced that the traffic route leading from existing KM 30.474 (near Kidima Road Chakhabama) to existing road KM. 53.220 (near Kikruma Village) (Design Km. 29.600 to Km. 51.5) on NH-29, which was previously temporarily restricted as per a notification issued by the Office of DC Phek on 17th August 2023, is now reopened for all commuters with immediate effect.