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Mumbai's Dadar Beach continue to invade unauthorized vehicles despite violation concerns

Weeks after concerns were raised, Dadar Beach continues to face unauthorised vehicle movement due to missing barricades removed during Ganesh Chaturthi. The CRZ-I stretch is being misused for parking, construction access, and heavy vehicle movement, raising fears of environmental damage and sand erosion

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Crowded by evening: Two-wheelers and taxis seen entering and parking on the beach later the same day. Pic/Sarthak Mehta

Crowded by evening: Two-wheelers and taxis seen entering and parking on the beach later the same day. Pic/Sarthak Mehta

Weeks after a mid-day report flagged the absence of entry barriers at a stretch of Dadar beach, the area continues to see unauthorised vehicle movement, including heavy construction vehicles, in violation of Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ-I) norms.

Heavy vehicle violation: A bus parked on the Dadar beach stretch on April 6, in violation of CRZ norms. Pic/Ashish Raje
Heavy vehicle violation: A bus parked on the Dadar beach stretch on April 6, in violation of CRZ norms. Pic/Ashish Raje

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