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- The Kerala government is initiating a ₹93.22-crore project to mitigate coastal erosion in the Pozhiyoor region of Thiruvananthapuram.
- The defense system will consist of 11 groynes, a seawall, and a concrete walkway covering 1,700 metres.
- This infrastructure aims to safeguard houses, local roads, and public facilities for over 3,000 families living in the affected area.
- The initiative seeks to provide a long-term solution to environmental damage that has historically impacted the local state highway.
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- Project implementation progress by the Kerala Irrigation Infrastructure Development Corporation
- Effectiveness of the seawall and groyne system in preventing coastal erosion
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Named India · Pozhiyoor · Thiruvananthapuram · Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Board · Kerala Irrigation Infrastructure Development Corporation · Mons Joseph · N. Shakthan · Shashi Tharoor · VD Satheesan · V.E. Abdul Gafoor
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