They arrest an American tourists for trying to enter the Indian Island where tribal people live

Indian police announced that they were arrested this Friday American tour It is said to have approached the Sentinel Norde Island, located in the Gulf of Bengal and inhabitant, violating the laws of Asian country, which prohibits the approaching of less than five kilometers.

“We have arrested a 24 -year -old US citizen, Micillo Victorovic Palikov, for an illegal banned island Sentinel Norde. Cindin tribe’s house“The general director of the police of Andaman and Nicobar’s island is Vijaya Pram, said that it belongs to the Indian news agency Ani.

“Defendant Had compiled information about the island and its citizensAnd even a pneumatic boat and an outdoor machine to facilitate its illegal entry, ”the police said.

Sentinel Norde Y Chu Indigenous

Sentinel Norde a Isla It exceeds the square kilometer surface and is located in the Gulf of Bengal, about 1,300 kilometers from the Indian Continental coast. In it, the Sentineelaza tribes live, which is completely isolated from the rest of the human civilization. India Prohibits the closure of less than five kilometers from the island To protect its people.

The boat was arrested on March 29, the capital of Andaman and Nicobar, the capital city of Port Blair, from Sentinel Norde, tried to attract the attention of the tribal people – without success – a whistle from their boat.

Then, it landed on a beach A coconut and a cane leaving cocoa koala As offerings, when everything is recorded on the video. He was seen by local fishermen on his return from the island and was arrested on March 31. I am on ONEGE Survival InternationalIt was seen by the rights of tribal communities, condemning the event in a statement, and recalled that Sentinellea was an apartment “He has made his incredible clarification on his desire to avoid outsiders for many years“.

One of the risks that others visit the island The disease spreads For the local community, its serious isolation is not infected. This is not safe for the audience. In 2018, an American missionary tribe tried to move them to Christianity after landing on the island.