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Rain dance, beach party, food and beverage stalls, DJ music, colour bombs, Zumba dance and gaming activities are part of the festivities. “People should not play with wet chemical colours along the Beach Road as the harmful colour will mingle with the sea. Vivek Rathod, from the organisation Trendsetters said, “We are planning to visit an old age home or an orphanage this weekend to celebrate Holi with the residents of the homes. We will get them colours and some stationery useful to them.”A Holi beach party, powered by APTDC along with a local organiser, is to be held at Rushikonda. They should also not spray colours on animals such as dogs, cattle and cats as the colours can cause irritation to their skin,” she said..