Panaji, Mar 13: Goa Police has claimed that British teenager Scarlette Keeling died due

Panjim, Mar 12 : Even as the controversy over the mysterious mur

Baga Beach (Goa), Mar 12: Goa remains a favourite destination of foreign tourists despite the mysterious death of British teenager Scarlett Keeling.

"No problem here. We are not insecure. Goa is very safe. People here are very nice," said Andre, a French tourist.

Hotels and travel agents said there have been no frantic cancellations to Goa, visited by 2.5 million tourists annually.

"It's very quiet and safe. I have been here twice," said Kasparas, a Latvian tourist.

Panaji, Mar 11 : Goa’s Chief Minister Digambar Kamath told reporters today that British teenager Scarlett Keeling's murder would not affect tourism in the State.

On the recent incident of Scarlett, s murder, Kamath said, "We have 2.5 million tourists visiting the State. When such a large number of tourists come and if one or two incidents take place of such nature, there is no need for the media to blow it out of proportion. I had said in the beginning of the incident that we will go to the root cause of the incident, if there is a false play,"

Panaji, Mar 10: Goa Police have arrested Samsung D'Souza, 29, a local bar man in connection with the murder

Panaji, Mar 8: Authorities in Goa have ordered a second autopsy on a British girl who was found murdered on Anjuna Beach last month.