Archive · 20 May 2025
332 Fishermen Families to Get New Homes in Muttathara
Imagine a group of families who lost their homes because of the sea.
The government is helping them by building new apartments.
These new homes are in Muttathara and are ready for the families to move in.
The project is called Punargeham, and it helps people who lost their homes due to the sea.
The new apartments have two bedrooms, a hall, and a kitchen.
It's like the government is giving these families a fresh start and a safe place to live.
The project also includes building more flats for other families.
332 fishermen families in Valiyathura will receive new homes in Muttathara.
The project is part of the Punargeham rehabilitation project by the state government.
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan is expected to launch the project in June.
The flats were constructed by Uralungal Labour Contract Cooperative Society.
The project aims to provide housing for families displaced by sea erosion.
- Who
- 332 fishermen families and the Kerala State Government.
- What
- Construction of 332 flats for fishermen families.
- When
- Launch expected in June.
- Where
- Muttathara, near Valiyathura, Kerala.
- Why
- To rehabilitate families displaced by coastal erosion.
- Number of Flats
- 332
- Location
- Muttathara
- Launch Date
- June (expected)
- Project Cost
- Rs 80 crore
- Construction Company
- Uralungal Labour Contract Cooperative Society
- Reason for Displacement
- Coastal erosion