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Schoolchildren from Ladakh visit ENC

VISAKHAPATNAM: A team of 30 children from Army Goodwill School of Numbra Valley, Ladakh, accompanied by an officer and five staff members are on a three-day visit to the Eastern Naval Command and the city. The team arrived from Secunderabad on Sunday and is staying at INS Circars.

During their stay here, the children visited a naval warship and a submarine. They were shown around the Naval Dockyard where they were later treated to a thrilling harbour cruise. They also visited the Maritime Museum, Kursura Submarine and R.K. Beach as part of their excursion.

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