Panaji: With the hope of maximizing the increase in domestic tourist footsteps seen over the past few days, the shack beach operator has swung into the action of preparing their hut structure, with some even undergoing surgery.
The only dark clouds on their bright prospects are unexpected weather, which raises risks to their huts and materials.
The state has witnessed rain activities for the past few days, with several areas that received heavy shower until moderate.
“We are worried about rain.
Some have opened their huts while many are getting ready.
Does it rain or bright, we have no choice to start surgery because the validity of the three-year hut ends this season.
With the last two seasons, our expectations are pinned to The ongoing season, “John Lobo, secretary of the welfare sofa hut player (sowing).
Lobo said that because most beach belts were filled with domestic tourists since last season, the time when the beach hut did not operate, and added that they were sure that business would only be better on the days to come.
“The increase in footsteps since last month had increased their confidence to start a business even though the possibility of rain made everything difficult.
Heavy rain and increased wind speed increased the risk of material swept away and damaged electrical equipment,” he said.
In accordance with Beach Shack’s policy, Allastee issued a license to set the hut for a three-year period, which needs to be extended every season.
The following season, the Validity of the License Shack will be decided by the policy of the new beach hut.
“Private restaurants and private huts located along the beach belt have benefited from the beginning of the beginning,” Lobo said.
As stoked under the Shack Beach policy, Allastee must build huts using environmentally friendly materials.
Plastic use is not allowed.
“With the rain before time, we are forced to use plastic sheets as a layer for the roof to avoid leakage if there is heavy rain,” another shack operator said.
While most use wood polars, he said, some use iron pillars to strengthen the structure.