A girl slipped while taking a selfie in Pune, people said ‘they won’t believe it’… why is the ghat dangerous

The view here is very beautiful

Borne Ghat in Maharashtra is located on Ungar Road. This ghat is no less than a paradise. During the rainy season, clouds are seen coming down here. Not one or two, but many waterfalls flow around it. People passing by stop to see this sight. Many people stand here and click photos. This is why the journey to Borne Ghat amidst dense clouds and greenery becomes memorable. But caution should be taken while going here during monsoon days.

Why are the ghats dangerous during the rainy season?

If we look at it, the ghats in India are dangerous even on normal days. From slippery stairs to loose soil, fast flow of water to lack of security, it makes it unsafe for tourists. Many ghats do not have a slope, which increases the danger. People slip in the water even on normal days. Ghats are considered to be a very unsafe place for children.

These are the popular ghats of Maharashtra

Let us tell you that there are a total of 15 main ghats in Maharashtra. Such as Amba Ghat, Ambanelli Ghat, Bhor Ghat, Chandanpuri Ghat, Thal Ghat, Katraj, Malshej, Nane and Varandha Ghat. Ambanelli Ghat is the largest ghat in Maharashtra. If we talk about dangerous ghats, then going to Ambanelli and Kashedi Ghat is not free from danger.

be careful

• Avoid going too low and far into the water on the ghats.
• Don’t go wearing slippers that might slip.
• Whatever the ghat, disembark carefully.
• Boating should be avoided during rainy days.
• Do read the warning boards on the ghat walls.
• Before getting down, find out the depth of the water.
• Keep an eye on the water level and the notice board near the ghat.
• Keep getting water level updates in your smartphone.