By ETF Desk
Udupi district in Karnataka, India, has been on high alert following a series of landslides in the region. However, a recent study conducted by the Geological Survey of India (GSI) has found that there is no immediate threat of landslides in the area, according to a report published in the Deccan Herald.
The GSI study was conducted in response to growing concerns about the safety of Udupi district, which has experienced several landslides in recent years. The study aimed to assess the geotechnical stability of the region and identify potential areas of risk.
The findings of the study have provided significant relief to residents and tourists visiting the region, who had been worried about the potential for a major landslide. While the study has identified some areas of concern, it has concluded that the threat of landslides is not as high as previously thought, and that the region is generally safe.
Source: Google News – Udupi.