Coronavirus | Goa govt. cancels permission for film, television serial shootings
The Hindu
The Entertainment Society of Goa will review its decision only after the COVID-19 situation is under control
The Entertainment Society of Goa (ESG) on Thursday cancelled all permissions granted for film and television serial shootings in the state in the wake of the raging COVID-19 pandemic. ESG is the Goa government's nodal agency which is empowered to give permission for commercial shootings in the coastal state. Several film and TV serial makers from Mumbai and Chennai recently shifted their shootings to Goa in the wake of the surge in COVID-19 cases in their respective places, ESG's Vice Chairman Subhash Faldesai told PTI.
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