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As a lot of vacationers thronged to Himachal Pradesh to rejoice Christmas and New Year, drone surveillance is being carried out by the authorities in the Lahaul and Spiti district. The police stated that the surveillance is being performed in order to keep regulation and order, guarantee the protection of vacationers, and monitor the native traffic system.Â
Meanwhile, visuals have additionally surfaced displaying a lot of vacationers gathered in Shimla for the Winter Carnival and Christmas season. Manali can be experiencing excessive traffic congestion because the festive season units in. Due to the inflow of vacationers, there’s a traffic jam on some roads, together with the Manali-Rohtang freeway and the routes main to the Atal Tunnel.Â
Visitors face parking points
The state of affairs worsened owing to the inadequate parking services, which made it tough for a lot of guests to discover someplace to park as a result of public areas couldn’t deal with the inflow of vehicles.
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu additionally urged vacationers to comply with guidelines and rules, including that police won’t lock up drunk vacationers; as a substitute, they may take them to motels. He made the gesture in direction of them to promote tourism in the state, which is witnessing a big inflow of holiday makers through the festive season of Christmas and New Year.
‘Winter Carnival’ in Shimla
Due to the Winter Carnival, the state authorities has determined to hold motels, eating places and dhabas open 24 hours a day for the comfort of vacationers. Apart from this, the police have additionally been instructed not to harass the vacationers. The Chief Minister inaugurated the weeklong ‘Winter Carnival’ in Shimla to promote tourism in the state and stated, “We want to promote tourism in the state. We have opened eating joints, Dhaba and restaurants that will function 24 hours a day, starting from December 20 to January 5. So that the tourists do not face any problems.”
(With inputs from ANI)
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