Dhanushkodi wears deserted look as tourists banned due to swell surge alert on Wednesday

Mr. Jindal
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Country and Mechanised fishing boats anchored in Pamban as fishermen didn’t venture into the sea on Wednesday.

Country and Mechanised fishing boats anchored in Pamban as fishermen didn’t venture into the sea on Wednesday.
| Photo Credit: L. BALACHANDAR

Dhanushkodi wore a deserted look without tourists on Wednesday after the Rameswaram-Dhanushkodi road was closed as a precautionary measure following the swell surge warning issued by the Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services.

The alert was issued for the swell surge from 2.30 a.m. on Wednesday until 5.30 p.m. on Thursday.

Tourists and pilgrims who had come to Rameswaram Island were stopped at Rameswaram New Road with barricades.

Country and Mechanised fishing boats anchored in Rameswaram as fishermen didn’t venture into the sea on Wednesday.

Country and Mechanised fishing boats anchored in Rameswaram as fishermen didn’t venture into the sea on Wednesday.
| Photo Credit:
L. BALACHANDAR

Fishermen from Rameswaram, Pamban and Mandapam were not permitted to venture into the sea on Wednesday.

Besides, they were advised to anchor their boats, leaving sufficient space between two boats to avoid collision during the swell surge.

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