Members of the Molamply Coordination Committee in a marshy land with all located on some of Thuthhoror’s emigrants near Kakkanad. (File Photo) | Photo Credit: Thulasi Kakat
Steps to use the soil dredged by Cochin Port Authority (CPA), which is now thrown into the outer sea to fill the rehabilitation sites that are susceptible to floods, giving families evicted for road and rail connectivity with Vallagrapama International Container Translation (ICTT). He said that the subsequent measures would be taken after CPA consultations.
He agreed to notify the new collector to replace it. The district collector of Palakkad G. Priyanka is ready to replace Mr. Umesh, who was appointed director of general education in the recent regroup of the highest officials.
Mr. Umesh, also chairman of the Moolamppilly Rehabilitation Package Monitoring Committee, visited the rehabilitation quotes in Thuthiyoor in the village of Vazhakkala, which was 29 July, which was in Adarsh on 56, spread out, and 56 spirals. Families complained that the land assigned to both places were too marshy and unsuitable for construction.
The collector visited the seats at the request of the Moolampply Coordination Committee at the last meeting of the Monitoring Committee. It was emphasized that drawing in dredged soil to Indira Nagar, which would be on the banks of the Kadampyar River, would not include much cost. However, the same cannot be said about 56 rehabilitation charts in Adarsh Nagar, which is far from the water unit. The original costs at 50 ₹ Lakh set for filling the plot have no customers, and the revised estimate of the irrigation department officers committed the costs at approximately 1.02 GBP Crore.
At the next meeting of the Monitoring Committee for Monitoring of Moolampply Packages, scheduled for August 22, a clear picture of the ways of stabilizing both graphs may appear.
CPA representatives are also members of the committee. Members of the Coordination Committee also broadcast their concerns about the alleged experiments that real estate agents made to sell rehabilitation land and took advantage of the frustration and powerlessness of the evil.
Up to 316 families from seven villages were evicted for ICTT road and rail connectivity. Since then, 36 Evictees have died.
Published – 4th August 2025 03:56 IS IS
