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Forest Department enforces ban on entry to forests and water falls

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The Hindu Bureau
Forest Department enforces ban on entry to forests and water falls
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The Forest Department has banned public entry into protected forests and waterfalls in the Belagavi region following a fatal drowning incident. Authorities are increasing enforcement after reports of tourists illegally accessing restricted zones.

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The incident underscores the ongoing conflict between tourism, public safety, and the conservation of protected ecological zones.

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Due to the heavy rains in the Western Ghats region, officers of the Forest Department have banned the entry of tourists to protected forests and waterfalls in forest areas in Belagavi and surrounding places. The prohibitory orders have been issued in view of public safety.

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