These efforts reflect a commitment to balancing conservation goals with the needs of local communities and visitors to the region...
Digital Desk: In response to the ongoing flood situation in Assam and to safeguard wildlife within Kaziranga National Park, the Office of the Superintendent of Police, Golaghat, has implemented revised traffic regulations effective from July 6th. These measures aim to minimize disturbances to wildlife and enhance safety within the park.
Under the new guidelines, commercial trucks can enter Kaziranga National Park via Numaligarh Tiniali between 7:00 AM and 3:00 PM, and through Panbari, Bokakhat, and Bagori Border from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. All truck movements will be supervised by police and forest officials, ensuring regulated speeds and minimizing potential risks to wildlife. No commercial trucks will be allowed inside the park between 4:00 PM and 8:00 AM.
Both private and commercial passenger vehicles will operate under strict regulations, piloted by authorities every half hour throughout the day and night. These measures are crucial for protecting Kaziranga's diverse wildlife, including the iconic one-horned rhinoceros, and reducing the likelihood of accidents.
The Superintendent of Police, Golaghat, stressed the importance of these regulations in supporting conservation efforts. By coordinating closely with police and forest personnel, the authorities aim to create a secure environment for the park's inhabitants amidst challenging flood conditions.
Visitors and transport operators are urged to adhere strictly to the revised timings and guidelines to contribute effectively to the preservation of Kaziranga National Park's natural heritage. These efforts reflect a commitment to balancing conservation goals with the needs of local communities and visitors to the region.
