Don’t Allow Visitors To Carry Flammable Items, Says Intach News In Hindi – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live – ryan
The Indian National Art and Cultural Heritage Trust (INTACH) has made several important demands for security after a recent fire at the famous Devagiri Fort located in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district. Also, some main suggestions have been given to avoid such incidents. Let us know that on April 8, there was a fire in dry grass on the roof of the upper part of the fort. The fire later spread to the wooden structures built there, causing damage. Wildlife, especially monkeys, were affected by this fire.
INTACH team met ASI officials
In this connection, a team of INTACH met officials of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) on Wednesday and submitted a memorandum. In this, he demanded that tourists visiting the fort should be prevented from bringing any flammable goods (such as matches, lighters, cigarettes, bidis etc.). It was also said to ban plastic bottles.
Intach gave important suggestions
During the meeting with ASI officials, Intach’s team made some important suggestions. In this, he said that grass, dry wood and plastic waste should be removed from time to time inside the fort, especially before summer. Every person who comes to the campus should be strictly investigated, so that no flammable thing can be brought.
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Ban on plastic bottles
Along with this, Intach suggested that plastic bottles were banned in the fort. The Maharashtra Fire Prevention and Life Safety Act, 2006 should be followed. Also, for the emergency, the way of movement of small water tankers in the fort should always be kept open and clean. Significantly, the Devgiri Fort Chhatrapati is about 16 km from the city of Sambhajinagar and it was once the capital of the Yadav dynasty. This place is still very popular among tourists. That is why Intach has taken this step regarding its conservation and safety.