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Goa Cop, Lifeguard Arrested For Trying To Kidnap Toddler For Ransom
A police constable and a lifeguard were arrested for allegedly trying to kidnap a one-and-half-year-old boy for ransom in Pernem in North Goa, an official said on Sunday.
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Now, Artificial Intelligence-Powered Robot To Save Lives On Goa Beaches
Aurus, an Artificial Intelligence-based self-driving robot, and AI-based monitoring system Triton are being used to augment life-saving capabilities on Goa's beaches, a state-appointed lifeguard services agency has said.
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Goa Using Self-Driving Robot, AI-Powered Monitoring System as Lifeguards on Its Beaches
Drishti Marine, Goa's state-appointed lifeguard organisation, has introduced artificial intelligence (AI) in the form of Aurus, a self-driving robot and Triton, an AI-powered monitoring system, to augment its life-saving capabilities along Goa's popular beaches and water bodies.
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Goa Using Self-Driving, AI-Powered Robots As Lifeguards On Beaches
In a first-of-its-kind innovation, Drishti Marine, Goa's state-appointed lifeguard organisation, has introduced artificial intelligence (AI) in the form of Aurus, a self-driving robot and Triton,
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Goa Lifeguards Save 15 From Drowning, Trace 6 Missing Children In 4 Days
At least 15 people were saved from drowning in the sea at various beaches in Goa during the last four days while six missing children were reunited with their families, officials said on Wednesday.
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Russian Tourist Drowns In Goa Beach After Suspected Heart Attack
A 64-year-old Russian tourist drowned at Arambol Beach in North Goa district on Sunday. Sipo Nicolas was suspected to have suffered a heart attack, said a spokesperson of Drishti Marine, a private lifeguard agency.
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Congress Questions Goa Government Over Beach Safety After Tourist's Death
A day after the death of a tourist in a lightning strike at Goa's Candolim beach, the opposition Congress today demanded explanation from Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on the existence of the "much-touted" lifeguard system on the ground.
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Marine Organisms Causing Skin Irritation Spotted In Goa Beaches
Marine organisms called blue buttons, which can cause skin irritation among humans, have been sighted along the Goa coast, a lifeguard agency deployed at the state's beaches said on Sunday.
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20 Rescued After Boat Develops Leak Near Goa Island
A major accident was averted on Thursday evening after boat operators and lifeguards rescued nearly 20 persons who were sailing in a recreational boat, which started taking in water near Bat island located off the port town of Vasco, officials of a private lifeguard service said.
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Poisonous, Jellyfish-Like Marine Organism, Spotted At Goa's Baga Beach
Portuguese-Man-Of-War', a venomous marine organism that resembles a jellyfish, has been spotted at Baga beach in Goa, a private lifeguard agency said today.
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'No Selfie' Zones Identified In Goa To Curb Drowning Incidents
In the wake of several incidents of drowning while clicking selfies at the beaches in Goa, the state-appointed lifeguard agency has identified 24 'no selfie' points along the coast.
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Spot Differences Between Tourists, Take Care Of Women, Goa Lifeguards Told
Lifeguards in Goa, in the past have often had to deal with unruly tourists, both domestic and foreign, over inebriated behaviour and defiance of swimming norms on beaches which includes wading into no-swim zones.
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Cyclone Mekunu: Tourists, Fishermen In Goa Warned Against Venturing Out To Sea
The lifeguard agency manning Goa's beaches has advised people not to venture out to sea for 72 hours starting Thursday evening. The advisory has been issued because of cyclonic storm 'Mekunu' in the Arabian Sea.
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Goa Beach-Goers Warned About Portuguese Man-Of-War
A lifeguard agency in Panaji has advised people not to venture into the sea in the Candolim-Sinquerim beach belt where it has spotted Portuguese man-of-war, a marine creature with venomous tentacles.
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2 Swimmers Bitten By Sea Creatures Off Goa's Calangute Beach
An Indian tourist and a German national have been bitten apparently by sea snakes, locally called 'hichan', or some sea creature while swimming off Goa's popular Calangute beach, a lifeguard agency and a hospital told IANS on Sunday.
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Goa Cop, Lifeguard Arrested For Trying To Kidnap Toddler For Ransom
A police constable and a lifeguard were arrested for allegedly trying to kidnap a one-and-half-year-old boy for ransom in Pernem in North Goa, an official said on Sunday.
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Now, Artificial Intelligence-Powered Robot To Save Lives On Goa Beaches
Aurus, an Artificial Intelligence-based self-driving robot, and AI-based monitoring system Triton are being used to augment life-saving capabilities on Goa's beaches, a state-appointed lifeguard services agency has said.
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Goa Using Self-Driving Robot, AI-Powered Monitoring System as Lifeguards on Its Beaches
Drishti Marine, Goa's state-appointed lifeguard organisation, has introduced artificial intelligence (AI) in the form of Aurus, a self-driving robot and Triton, an AI-powered monitoring system, to augment its life-saving capabilities along Goa's popular beaches and water bodies.
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Goa Using Self-Driving, AI-Powered Robots As Lifeguards On Beaches
In a first-of-its-kind innovation, Drishti Marine, Goa's state-appointed lifeguard organisation, has introduced artificial intelligence (AI) in the form of Aurus, a self-driving robot and Triton,
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Goa Lifeguards Save 15 From Drowning, Trace 6 Missing Children In 4 Days
At least 15 people were saved from drowning in the sea at various beaches in Goa during the last four days while six missing children were reunited with their families, officials said on Wednesday.
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Russian Tourist Drowns In Goa Beach After Suspected Heart Attack
A 64-year-old Russian tourist drowned at Arambol Beach in North Goa district on Sunday. Sipo Nicolas was suspected to have suffered a heart attack, said a spokesperson of Drishti Marine, a private lifeguard agency.
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Congress Questions Goa Government Over Beach Safety After Tourist's Death
A day after the death of a tourist in a lightning strike at Goa's Candolim beach, the opposition Congress today demanded explanation from Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on the existence of the "much-touted" lifeguard system on the ground.
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Marine Organisms Causing Skin Irritation Spotted In Goa Beaches
Marine organisms called blue buttons, which can cause skin irritation among humans, have been sighted along the Goa coast, a lifeguard agency deployed at the state's beaches said on Sunday.
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20 Rescued After Boat Develops Leak Near Goa Island
A major accident was averted on Thursday evening after boat operators and lifeguards rescued nearly 20 persons who were sailing in a recreational boat, which started taking in water near Bat island located off the port town of Vasco, officials of a private lifeguard service said.
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Poisonous, Jellyfish-Like Marine Organism, Spotted At Goa's Baga Beach
Portuguese-Man-Of-War', a venomous marine organism that resembles a jellyfish, has been spotted at Baga beach in Goa, a private lifeguard agency said today.
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'No Selfie' Zones Identified In Goa To Curb Drowning Incidents
In the wake of several incidents of drowning while clicking selfies at the beaches in Goa, the state-appointed lifeguard agency has identified 24 'no selfie' points along the coast.
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Spot Differences Between Tourists, Take Care Of Women, Goa Lifeguards Told
Lifeguards in Goa, in the past have often had to deal with unruly tourists, both domestic and foreign, over inebriated behaviour and defiance of swimming norms on beaches which includes wading into no-swim zones.
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Cyclone Mekunu: Tourists, Fishermen In Goa Warned Against Venturing Out To Sea
The lifeguard agency manning Goa's beaches has advised people not to venture out to sea for 72 hours starting Thursday evening. The advisory has been issued because of cyclonic storm 'Mekunu' in the Arabian Sea.
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Goa Beach-Goers Warned About Portuguese Man-Of-War
A lifeguard agency in Panaji has advised people not to venture into the sea in the Candolim-Sinquerim beach belt where it has spotted Portuguese man-of-war, a marine creature with venomous tentacles.
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2 Swimmers Bitten By Sea Creatures Off Goa's Calangute Beach
An Indian tourist and a German national have been bitten apparently by sea snakes, locally called 'hichan', or some sea creature while swimming off Goa's popular Calangute beach, a lifeguard agency and a hospital told IANS on Sunday.
