Idukki District Collector orders closure of High Range Zipline
The Idukki District Collector has ordered the immediate closure of the High Range Zipline, a facility controlled by M.M. Lambodaran, the brother of CPM leader and former minister M.M. Mani. The action was taken after the facility continued to operate and accommodate tourists despite a government-imposed ban due to severe weather warnings and an orange alert in the district.
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What Happened
The Idukki District Collector issued an order to stop the operations of the High Range Zipline until further notice. The facility, which is officially owned by Sarojini, the wife of M.M. Lambodaran, was found to be operating in violation of restrictions placed on tourism activities during the current period of heavy rainfall and orange alert warnings in the district. Following the incident, the Adimaly police registered a case against the owner.
This closure follows reports that the establishment had previously violated operational regulations. The district administration took the decision to shut down the venture indefinitely due to the repeated nature of these legal violations and the potential risks posed to tourists during adverse weather conditions.
Key Facts
- The Idukki District Collector ordered the closure of the High Range Zipline.Source not recorded
- The facility is controlled by M.M. Lambodaran, brother of M.M. Mani.Source not recorded
- The establishment is officially registered under the name of Sarojini, Lambodaran's wife.Source not recorded
- The facility operated in violation of a ban on tourism activities during an orange alert.Source not recorded
- The Adimaly police have registered a case regarding the incident.Source not recorded
- The facility had reportedly violated operational regulations in the past.Source not recorded
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