In a recent statement, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant of Goa announced that tourists will not be allowed to cook by the roadside on beaches in Goa. The decision comes as a measure to maintain cleanliness and hygiene in popular tourist spots. Sawant emphasized the importance of preserving the beauty of the beaches and ensuring that visitors follow the rules and regulations set by the authorities. The move is aimed at preventing littering and maintaining the ecological balance of the coastal areas. Tourists are urged to use designated cooking areas or facilities provided by local authorities to avoid any inconvenience. This decision is part of the government’s efforts to promote responsible tourism and sustainable practices in Goa. Authorities will be enforcing the ban strictly to ensure compliance from all visitors. The announcement has been well-received by environmentalists and local residents who have long been concerned about the impact of unregulated cooking activities on the beaches. By implementing this new rule, the government hopes to protect the natural beauty of Goa’s beaches and create a more pleasant experience for tourists. It is essential for visitors to respect these guidelines and contribute to the preservation of Goa’s pristine environment.