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Inland Waters of Goa Mandovi River and Zuari River of River Mandovi on Saturday, the 19Th Deceriber, 2020 and Sunday

MOST IMMEDIATE Government of Goa, Captain of Ports Department, No.C-23011 / 12/ c303 \ Panaji, Goa. Dated: 15-12-2020. NOTICE TO MARINERS Inland waters of Goa Mandovi River and Zuari River It is hereby notified that the Hon'ble President of India, will be visiting Goa to launch the ceremony for the celebrations of the 60th year of Fre-edom on the banks of River Mandovi on Saturday, the 19th Deceriber, 2020 and Sunday, the 20th December, 2020. Therefore, all Owners/Masters of the barges, passengers launches, ferry boats, tindels of fishing trawlers and operators of the mechanized and non- mechanized crafts, including the tourist boats, cruise boats, etc. areWARRED NOT ro jvAVTGATE in the Mandovi river beyond Captain of Ports towards Miramar side and in the Zuari river near the vicinity of Raj Bhavan on Saturday, the 19th December, 2020 and Sunday, the 20th December, 2020. v]o[at]ons of the above shall be viewed seriously EL, (Capt. James Braganza) Captain of Ports Forwarded to: - 1.:ehf:rpny6es¥ope;;nutren]::t::Obfe:::icge'NSoe.cuDr;:ysupn/£5'E%[t£RfTO+/P]agn6aj];'2923-d¥t£:a 14-12-2020. 2. The Chief Secretary, Secretariat, Porvorim, `Goa. 3. The Secretary (Ports), Secretariat, Porvorim,. Goa. 4. The Flag Officer, Headquarter, Goa Naval Area, Vasco-da-Gama, Goa - 403802. 5. The Director General of Police, Police Headquarters, Panaji, Goa. 6. The Chairman, Mormugao Port Trust, Headland Sada, Vasco, Goa. 7. The Director of Tourism, Panaji. 8. The Director of Information and Publicity, Panaji---Goa. 9. The Deputy Captain of Ports, Captain of Ports Department,.Panaji, Goa. 10. The Marine Engineer and Ship Surveyor, Captain of .Ports Department, Panaji, Goa. 10. The Deputy Captain of Ports, Mormugao. 11. The Station Director, Doordarshan, Altinho-, Panaji. 12. The Commanding Officer, INS Mandovi, Verem, Goa. 13. The Coast Guard Headquarters, 4th Floor, old` MPI` Bldg, Mormugao, Harbour- Sada. 14.The Superintendent of Police, Goa Coastal Marine Police, Police Headquarters, Panaji, Goa. 15. The Director, Directorate of Fisheries, Panaji-Goa. 16. All Barge Owners. 17. Mormugao Launch Owners Association, Vasco-da-Gama, Goa. 18. All India Radio, Panaji. 19. The Launch Owner Association, Mormugao. 20. The Goa Mineral Ore Exporters Association, Panaji. 21. The Goa Barge Owners Association, Vasco. 22. The Administrative-Gum-Accounts Officer, R.N.D., Panaji -Goa. 23. The Principal, Maritime School, Britona..

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