Demolish dangerous buildings in Thrissur without delay, Kerala State Human Rights Commission tells city Corporation

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The Kerala State Human Rights Commission has ordered the Thrissur Corporation to speed up the demolition of dilapidated buildings that pose a threat to public safety.
The direction came from commission member V. Geetha after the Corporation said steps had begun to bring down unsafe structures not involved in litigation.
The Corporation has identified 15 buildings for immediate demolition, of which two have already been pulled down and work is under way on two more.
Six buildings are tied up in court cases, while notices have been issued for the demolition of two government buildings and four buildings have been marked for repairs.
The Corporation Secretary must submit a detailed status report at the commission's sitting in October 2026, making the civic body accountable for completing the safety action.

Submission of the Corporation Secretary's compliance report at the October 2026 commission sitting
Progress on the 15 buildings identified for immediate demolition
Whether the 14 buildings spared demolition obtain structural safety certificates

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