Maharashtra trekking Alerts

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1879620169023234/permalink/3223105238008047/?sfnsn=wiwspwa&ref=share “IMD has predicted an orange alert in this section and during heavy rains, there are high chances of rock sliding incidents. Police officials from Mahad MIDC visited Nagmodi, Walne, and Gathmatha and it was found that there are chances of rock sliding. Looking at the overall situation, the road has been closed by the administration till September 30,” Sanjay Wagaj, deputy engineer, construction department. The Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) buses will now operate from Tamhini, Kumbharli and Aambenali ghat respectively. https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/pune-news/varandha-ghat-closed-for-heavy-vehicles-till-september-30-101656787549126.html 10 जून रोजी अवजड वाहनांसाठी खुला करण्यात आलेला 108 किलोमीटरचा वरंधा घाट विभाग पुन्हा बंद करण्यात आला असून तो 30 सप्टेंबरपर्यंत बंद राहणार आहे. रायगड जिल्हा प्रशासनाने शनिवारी हा निर्णय घेतला आहे. पुण्याहून कोकणात जाणाऱ्या

 Gadheshwar dam, Wardoli waterfall, Morbe dam, Kundi waterfall, Pandavkada, Chafewadi and Fanaswadi are some of the major tourist attractions because of their waterfalls. Travellers from Mumbai, Thane and Raigad visit these spots in large numbers every monsoon. The police said that Gadheswar dam is not just a drowning risk, it supplies water to Panvel city and therefore should not be contaminated by entering the river basin or dumping any objects. “We will take strict action if anyone is found littering and drinking alcohol or similar intoxicants in the area,” said an official from the Panvel taluka police station. He added that revellers must not park their vehicles along the already-narrow road as it will slow the traffic near these waterfalls and dams. In case of an accident, the movement of ambulances and other vehicles will be affected, he said. Senior inspector Ravindra Daundkar said that besides imposing section 144, locals have been asked to inform the police about misplaced ac

 in marathi  https://www.facebook.com/groups/1879620169023234/posts/3224398161212088/ NASHIK: The Wildlife Department has decided to close the Sandan Valley area for tourism at Kalsubai-Harishchandra Gad Sanctuary on the border of Nagar-Nashik district with dangerous waterfalls to prevent possible accidents on the backdrop of rains. Arrangements have also been made to target this place. (Sandan Valley closed to tourists Nashik News) It has been raining heavily in Bhandardara area for the last few days. Currently, the rains are well received in the entire state, so tourists are looking for rain tourism. Kalsubai, Ratangad, Harishchandra Gad, Panjre Falls, Amruteshwar Temple, Vasundhara Falls, Umbardara were well crowded with tourists in this area. Tourists flock to see the Sandan Valley, one of the deepest valleys in Asia. However, to avoid heavy rains and possible accidents, tourists are strictly prohibited from visiting the Sandan Valley, Konkankada, a dangerous white waterfall in the