Server glitch in Gudalur delays e-pass issuance for tourists 
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Server glitch in Gudalur delays e-pass issuance for tourists

The disruptions have resulted in long waiting times at the Mudumalai forest park border, with travellers, especially from Karnataka, experiencing inconvenience, added a Daily Thanthi report.

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CHENNAI: Tourists visiting the Nilgiris are facing difficulties as server was down in Gudalur causing delays in obtaining mandatory e-pass.

The disruptions have resulted in long waiting times at the Mudumalai forest park border, with travellers, especially from Karnataka, experiencing inconvenience, added a Daily Thanthi report.

As per Madras High Court order, the district administration had introduced the e-pass system to regulate the influx of tourists and protect the environment in the Nilgiris and Kodaikanal.

The e-pass is required for all tourist vehicles with a limited number issued each day.

Tourists are being directed to apply for e-passes through the official website (https://epass.tnega.org/home).

Vehicles with Nilgiris district registration numbers, as well as emergency vehicles like ambulances, are exempt from the e-pass requirement.

The district administration has assured that efforts are being made to resolve the technical issues.

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