New Delhi: Following the incident that occurred close to the Bhushi Dam, the Pune administration has now come into motion and outlined a collection of security measures for hazardous vacationer places within the district. The notification stated to Determine the harmful spots at numerous vacationer locations in order that vacationers don’t enterprise past them.
Pune Collector Dr Suhas Divase issued a set of tips on Monday instructing the authorities to conduct surveys at vacationer spots to establish potential hazards and implement obligatory security measures for guests.
“Determine the harmful spots at numerous vacationer locations, comparable to dams, waterfalls, lakes, rivers, cliffs, and mark them as prohibited areas by putting in perimeter strains and warning boards, in order that vacationers don’t enterprise past them,” Divase stated, PTI reported.
Vacationer spots vulnerable to disasters and the place security measures can’t be carried out have to be shut down for vacationers, he stated.
They need to contain NGOs, rescue foundations, trekkers, NDRF, and native residents to handle disasters at these places. The collector added that ambulances with first help services also needs to be deployed.
Path To Forest Division
The forest division ought to take motion towards encroachments at vacationer spots in forest areas. The native administration ought to resolve the timings for guests and guarantee they don’t cease there after sundown, the Collector stated.
He added that the guests is not going to be allowed to enter vacationer spots situated in forest areas after 6 pm.
Waterfall Tragedy In Lonavala
The unlucky incident occurred on Sunday when a lady and 4 youngsters had been swept away at a waterfall close to the Bhushi Dam, which is a well known picnic spot within the picturesque Lonavala hill station of Maharashtra’s Pune district.
The rescue organisation named the Vanyajeev Rakshak Maval (VRM) reported recovering 27 our bodies from numerous water our bodies in Maval tehsil between March and Might this yr.
