Shopping shops on a new modern Kalor market established by the Cochin Development Office (GCDA) will soon begin.
Of the total of 82 stores, 15 will be assigned to traders who operated before the market reconstruction, while 27 will be reserved for rehabilitation of merchants from the old market near Junction Deshabhimani.
The remaining 40 shops, 2,000 squares. FT restaurant space on the first floor and 1,000 square. The FT supermarket area will be offered to the first week of May. From the shops, 13 will be reserved for the vegetarian section, 14 for meat, nine for fish and eight for chicken. Shops will be offered in doses – 14 along the central courtyard, eight open and 16 on the first floor.
40,000 squares. FT Modern, air -conditioned, two -storey building together with Manapattyparamba in Kaloor was developed with the support of Cochin Smart Mission Limited (CSML). Approximately 6,000 square feet were reserved for meat, fish, fruits and vegetables and provisions. Each section will have an open area of parking and will be accessible both from the market courtyard and from the outside. Lifts are also available.
The market extends around 13 hectares and has parking equipment for nearly 60 cars. Another parking space is available on request on neighboring GCDA soil in Manapattyparamba. The market will be accessible from Banerjee Road, Metro Kaloor, Manapattyparamba and Shastha Temple Road.
GCDA is also developing a waste treatment plant on the market. The wastewater treatment plant will have the ability to clean 50 kiloliters of waste water daily. There is also a fixed waste treatment plant on the anvil. The equipment will be established using the latest technology and eliminate any inconvenience for the inhabitants in the neighborhood. As long as the plant becomes functional, waste from the market will be transported to the waste processing facility in Brahmapuram, according to the release of GCDA.
The market was also set up a rain water collection system, firefighting equipment, service lifts, water fire tank, toilets, electric rooms and extensive drainage infrastructure.
Published – April 11, 2025 20:08
