The Goa Tourism Department introduced the Beach Vigil App on Thursday, allowing the general public to report various illegalities on the shoreline, subsequently addressed by relevant authorities. 

State Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte highlighted that the app, initially launched in July last year, is now open for public use.

Users can report issues such as illegal vending, massages, deck beds, hawking, and touting. The app allows users to report as many as 16 violations relating to beaches, from garbage dumping to illegal constructions coming up.

 

Source Link : https://www.mypunepulse.com/goa-tourism-launches-beach-vigil-app-for-public-to-report-beach-violations/#google_vignette


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