Indian officials deny threat to tourist resort

Indian officials today urged tourists not to boycott the palm-fringed resorts of Goa after Israel warned its citizens away from the popular tourist destination, citing concrete threats of an al-Qaida attack.

Indian officials today urged tourists not to boycott the palm-fringed resorts of Goa after Israel warned its citizens away from the popular tourist destination, citing concrete threats of an al-Qaida attack.

“We have taken all possible steps to secure all the citizens who come here, all the tourists,” Goa’s chief minister Pratapsingh Rane told reporters.

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