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Goa To Impose Fine Of Rs 10,000 For Drinking On Beaches
The Goa Tourism department has decided to impose a fine of Rs 10,000 for drinking on beaches after several areas were found littered with bottles after the new year celebrations, an official said on Friday.
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Rs 2,000 Fine In Goa For Drinking Alcohol, Cooking In Public
The Goa Assembly on Thursday passed amendments to the Goa Tourist Place (Protection and Maintenance) Act, 2001, prohibiting drinking alcohol and cooking in public places including beaches and breaking of glass bottles in public.
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Drinking, Cooking In Public On Goa Beaches To Attract Rs 2,000 Fine
Tourism Minister Manohar Ajgaonkar also said that the amendment would be tabled for passing in the upcoming session of the state Assembly which begins on January 29.
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Rs 10,000 Fine For Drinking In Public In Goa Soon?
Bombarded with complaints about drinking of alcohol on beaches, roads and highways and in public areas by tourists, the Goa government on Monday introduced a new amendment to state excise law which recommends identification of 'no alcohol consumption zones' across Goa.
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Goa To Impose Fine Of Rs 10,000 For Drinking On Beaches
The Goa Tourism department has decided to impose a fine of Rs 10,000 for drinking on beaches after several areas were found littered with bottles after the new year celebrations, an official said on Friday.
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Rs 2,000 Fine In Goa For Drinking Alcohol, Cooking In Public
The Goa Assembly on Thursday passed amendments to the Goa Tourist Place (Protection and Maintenance) Act, 2001, prohibiting drinking alcohol and cooking in public places including beaches and breaking of glass bottles in public.
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Drinking, Cooking In Public On Goa Beaches To Attract Rs 2,000 Fine
Tourism Minister Manohar Ajgaonkar also said that the amendment would be tabled for passing in the upcoming session of the state Assembly which begins on January 29.
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Rs 10,000 Fine For Drinking In Public In Goa Soon?
Bombarded with complaints about drinking of alcohol on beaches, roads and highways and in public areas by tourists, the Goa government on Monday introduced a new amendment to state excise law which recommends identification of 'no alcohol consumption zones' across Goa.
