Suryalanka beach access to be restricted during IAF training from December 1-24
The Indian Air Force is conducting operational training for its Surface-to-Air Guided Weapon units at the Suryalanka Air Force Station. Public access to coastal areas near the station will be restricted from December 1-24 due to safety concerns.
Why it matters
Ensures public safety during military exercises and highlights regional security operations.
The Indian Air Force will conduct an operational training programme for its Surface-to-Air Guided Weapon (SAGW) units at the Suryalanka Air Force Station in Bapatla district from December 1-24, restricting public access to designated coastal areas during the corresponding period.
The government on Wednesday issued a notification under Section 3A of the Seaward Artillery Practice Act, 1949, declaring specified areas adjoining the air force station as dangerous zones during the scheduled activities.
The training will be conducted in two phases, from December 1-11 and December 12-24. Activities will take place between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. during both phases.
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