In a recent statement, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant of Goa declared that tourists will no longer be allowed to cook by the roadside or on beaches in the state. The decision comes as part of efforts to maintain cleanliness and hygiene in popular tourist areas. Sawant emphasized the importance of preserving the natural beauty of Goa’s beaches and ensuring that visitors follow regulations to protect the environment. This move aims to curb littering and reduce the risk of fires caused by open cooking. Goa, known for its stunning coastline and vibrant culture, attracts millions of tourists each year. By enforcing this ban on roadside cooking, the state government hopes to promote responsible tourism and protect the ecological balance of its coastal areas. Tourists are urged to cooperate with the authorities and use designated cooking areas to prepare meals while enjoying the scenic beauty of Goa’s beaches. The implementation of this restriction reflects the government’s commitment to sustainable tourism practices and the preservation of Goa’s pristine environment.Visitors are advised to adhere to the new guidelines to contribute to the conservation efforts and ensure a pleasant experience for all beachgoers in Goa.