Tournament of ice-hockey Start in Chitral village,Pakistan

Canadian High Chief in Islamabad Ms Leslie Scanlon had shown up in the town alongside her little girl, who refereed the debut match of the occasion played between the fox and snow panther groups. The last option dominated the game by three objectives.

An enormous number of local people had crowded the setting situated in the focal point of the town, where an ice surface had been produced for the game fully backed by Canadian High Commission and worked with by Aga Khan Provincial Help Program.

Individuals displayed extraordinary interest in the recently presented game, and were dazzled by the presentation of the youthful players, who had worked enthusiastically during the beyond two years when ice hockey was presented here by the Canadian government.

Ice hockey is the public round of Canada.

The members said it was a seriously new and exciting game for them, adding the game would become famous with local people like polo, in this way turning into the best hobby for them in winter.

A lady councilor, Sara Shah expressed support of young ladies in the game was profoundly considerable and the game guaranteed orientation fairness nearby, where young ladies had likewise succeeded in the field of schooling.

Talking on this event, Ms Scanlon said the geography of the area was great for the game. She expressed eventual fate of the game would rely upon the interest of the nearby networks.

She communicated her assurance to help the ice hockey and other snow-related games nearby. Afterward, she visited the slows down of privately made workmanship and food things and communicated her advantage in them.