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Drishti warns tourists not to venture into sea during monsoon

ALL BEACHES RED FLAGGED

MAPUSA

Drishti Lifesaving has warned tourists to avoid entering the sea during the monsoon “ June to September “ due to the rough weather conditions.

“Pre-monsoon showers have already hit Goa. We have placed red flags at all of the beaches to indicate that the area is not suitable for swimming. Even wading into the water is not advised. Our team of lifeguards stationed along the coast is keeping an eye on the weather,” said Navin Awasthi, Operations Head, Drishti Marine.

Drishti has been tasked with the job to man the beaches in the State and perform rescue operations during an emergency.

The agency advised visitors to avoid rocky areas, cliffs and hills along the shoreline.

“During the monsoon these areas are considered perilous due to its slippery nature. The height, intensity and frequencies of the waves in the sea too are extremely high, making it easy to get pulled into the ferocious sea. River bathing, including water sports, is prohibited,” a hand out released by the agency said.

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Lohia statue shifted again to raise height of pedestal

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published Jun 8, 2022, 12:35 AM IST
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Lohia statue shifted again to raise height of pedestal

MARGAOWith the contractor racing against time to complete the Lohia Maidan beautification ahead of Goa Revolution Day on June 18, the statue of Dr Ram Manohar Lohia has been shifted once against from the pedestal in order to raise the height of the pedestal.The contractor is on the job to raise the height of the pedestal after freedom fighters complained that the pedestal erected at the Maidan to install Lohia’s life-size statue is too short. Initially, the contractor had…

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