Archive · 19 Jun 2025
Devotees at Risk: Safety Concerns at Godavari River Ghats
People are getting hurt at the Godavari River because it's not safe.
There aren't any signs to warn people about the dangers.
Recently, some people drowned in the river, and the police are now trying to make it safer, especially with the rainy season.
They plan to put up fences and ropes to stop more accidents.
People visit these ghats to take a dip in the river, so the police want to ensure their safety.
Devotees are at risk due to the lack of safety measures along the Godavari River.
Seven individuals have drowned in the river within the last month.
No warning signs or safety alerts are present at Basar and Kandakurthi ghats.
Nizamabad Police Commissioner has instructed officials to ensure devotee safety, especially during the rainy season.
Authorities will install barricades and ropes to prevent accidents.
- Who
- Devotees and authorities like the Nizamabad Police Commissioner.
- What
- Lack of safety measures on the Godavari River puts devotees at risk, resulting in drownings.
- When
- Within the last month, several incidents have occurred, prompting immediate action.
- Where
- Basar and Kandakurthi ghats on the Godavari River.
- Why
- Absence of safety measures such as warning signs, along with increased water flow, have led to accidents.
- Incident Location
- Basar and Kandakurthi ghats
- River
- Godavari
- Recent Deaths
- Seven within one month
- Police Action
- Installation of barricades and ropes
- Commissioner
- P. Sai Chaitanya