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Vikas accuses raft operators of flouting norms 10/4/2014 10:47:03 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Oct 4: Adventure Expert and former CO founder of Eco Adventures Vikas Sharma has alleged that Raft operators of Eco Adventures are flouting all safety norms, risking the lives of tourists and damaging the reputation of top adventure sport. He alleged that the raft operators of Eco Adventures are unprofessional as they have not taken any training or course of rafting nor they are having licence of commercial rafting. He added that the tourists are not aware of the dangers the turbulent waters pose and the service providers put their lives at risk and mint money.The matter was binged in the notice of director tourism Jammu by Vikas Sharma but there was no action which raises question mark over the working of authorities and their carelessness towards the precious lives of tourists. Vikas Sharma appealed from the higher authorities of tourism department to check the ongoing illegal rafting as the matter is directly concerned with the lives of tourists.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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