Panaji: The mangrove boardwalk will be removed after the Mayor stated that repairing the damaged structure would serve no meaningful purpose.
Speaking on the issue, the Mayor said the condition of the boardwalk makes restoration impractical, adding that investing in repairs would not provide sufficient value. The decision comes amid concerns over the safety and usability of the structure.
The boardwalk, which was intended to offer visitors a unique experience of Goa’s mangrove ecosystem, has remained in a deteriorated state, prompting discussions on its future.
Authorities are expected to oversee the removal process while exploring appropriate measures for the site. The decision has sparked conversations among residents and environmental enthusiasts about the importance of maintaining public infrastructure and balancing accessibility with conservation efforts.
Further details regarding the timeline for the removal and any future plans for the area are expected to be announced by the concerned authorities.
