After arriving here, he would fly by helicopter to Sarberia in South 24-Parganas and take a BSF boat to Dhamakhali to visit a T-Junction floating BOP and creeks in the Sundarbans, state secretariat sources said.
After staying overnight at Raj Bhavan, Shinde would go to Frazergunj the next day to visit a proposed Coast Guard station there, they said.
Shinde would then take a hovercraft ride accompanied by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in the coastal area followed by a meeting with her, they said.
The chief minister said that she would leave for the Sundarbans on February 24.
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