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The
study,
titled
Safety
Issues
in
Tourism
in
Goa-A
Tourist
Perspective,
authored
by
Goa-based
Dr
Yasmin
Shaikh
and
published
in
the
latest
edition
of
International
Journal
of
Research
and
Analytical
Reviews,
has
recommended
setting
up
of
an
all-women
police
force
to
instil
confidence
among
women
tourists,
as
well
as
a
comprehensive
effort
to
crack
down
on
criminals
preying
on
tourists
in
the
coastal
state.
"It
is
inferred
that
a
majority
of
tourists
found
it
safe
to
move
about
on
the
beaches
during
the
day.
While
domestic
tourists
find
the
beaches
unsafe
during
the
nights,
international
tourists
find
it
safe
to
be
on
the
beaches
during
the
nights,"
the
study
has
said.
According
to
the
study,
62.19%
of
domestic
tourists
felt
unsafe
about
spending
time
on
Goan
beaches
at
night.
"Formation
of
an
all-women
police
force
for
night
patrolling
will
instil
confidence
among
women
tourists
and
intervene
in
an
emergency
situation,"
the
study
said.
The
research,
Shaikh
said,
involved
interviewing
400
tourists
visiting
Goa,
both
domestic
and
foreign.
The
issue
was
first
highlighted
following
the
sexual
assault
and
subsequent
death
of
15-year-old
British
teenager
Scarlett
Keeling
in
2008
at
north
Goa's
Anjuna
beach.
"The
death
of
15-year-old
Scarlet
Keeling
has
made
this
place
a
talking
point
and
a
pet
bashing
subject
for
the
foreign
media.
The
deaths
of
foreign
nationals
raise
the
question
whether
Goa
is
still
a
safe
destination
for
tourists,"
the
study
said.
A
recent
gangrape
of
a
native
young
woman
by
a
three
tourists
from
Indore
also
heightened
civic
anxieties
over
the
issue
of
woman's
safety
on
the
state's
beaches.
Last
month,
the
Panaji
bench
of
the
Bombay
High
Court
directed
the
state
government
to
set
up
a
special
cell
for
a
focussed
probe
into
the
death
of
245
foreign
tourists
over
the
last
21
years.
The
study,
which
is
aimed
at
researching
the
relationship
between
security
issues
and
tourism,
also
said
that
a
majority
of
the
tourists.
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