Geo-bag sea wall destroyed by coastal erosion at Perinkadi
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A temporary geo-bag sea wall at the Perinkadi coast in Mangalpady was destroyed by coastal erosion.
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- A temporary geo-bag defensive wall installed at the Perinkadi coast has failed to withstand the monsoon season.
- The collapse of this structure has left surrounding homes and a coastal road exposed to severe erosion risks.
- Approximately 1.5 kilometers of the Muttam-Perinkadi-Berikka road have been damaged, disrupting travel for residents and blocking emergency services.
- Locals are now demanding the construction of a permanent, scientific sea wall using tetrapods instead of temporary measures.
What to watch next
- Decision by local authorities on installing a permanent tetrapod-based sea wall
- Progress on repairs for the damaged Muttam-Perinkadi-Berikka road
- Impact of further coastal erosion on the approximately 200 affected homes
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