Margao: Ahead of public hearing in the coastal zone management plan (CZMP) which will be held in the parking lot of Goa South PDA in Margao on Thursday, South Goa collector Ruchika Katyal together with senior official administrative officials and police officials reviewing the preparation in the venue once again and ironing fold.
The public hearing scheduled to start at 10 am will be held in physical and online mode.
The entry in the venue will be limited to registered participants, it was told.
The participants who have registered online for hearing will be issued by a token in one of the calculations arranged in the venue.
There will be another check for the token holder before being received in the venue, the official source said.
For those who have registered for virtual mode, the link will be sent to participants according to their rotation.
If there is no response from the participant after two calls, the next speaker will be called.
Settings have been made for participant spot registration.
Each participant will be given 15 minutes to make their shipment.
Two experts from the National Center for Sustainable Coastal Management (NCSCM), as well as experts from the Coastal Zone Management Authority (CZMA) will be present for trials.
The event will be held by maintaining covid behavior.
“There are no entries that will be given to those who are without masks, and social distance must be followed,” said an official GCZMA.
Traffic police have also compiled plans to run smoothly traffic along the road to the venue.
The SGPDA market complex will remain closed on Thursday and Friday, according to orders issued by the South Goa collector under the 144 PC CR “for the benefit of public safety and to avoid legal and order situations, and to maintain a strict obligation on the entry and get out of people People who attend hearing.
“However, the seller and fish trader, angered barricade from the entrance to the SGPDA market by the police, on Wednesday issued a barricade and demanded that the market allowed to remain open.
Goa South officials reviewed preparations for hearing
