Goa, Nov. 8 -- Concerns are mounting among South Goa's fishing community af ter two vessels ran aground at the mouth of the River Sal within weeks, reigniting long-standing fears over unsafe navigation and the long-pending construction of a training wall at the Cut bona fishing jetty. The latest incident oc curred earlier this week when a fishing vessel re turning to shore struck a sandbar near the river mouth, forcing its crew to abandon the boat and wade to safety. Fisher men say this is the second grounding in less than a month, highlighting how the entrance to the river remains among the most treacherous stretches for boats operating during the fishing season. Boat operators and local associations have warned that without the long-pro...