Archive · 26 May 2025
Government Sanctions Sea Wall Project in Vadakara
Imagine the ocean is trying to take away the land!
In Vadakara, the sea has been damaging the walls that protect the land.
The government has decided to fix these walls by starting a new project.
This project will cost ₹3 crore and rebuild the sea walls in specific locations.
People who live there want the work to start soon because they are worried about the sea damaging the land.
The local leader also promised to start the work immediately.
The State government approved a ₹3-crore project.
The project is for reconstructing damaged sea walls.
The project locations include Anad, Kuriyadi, and Chorod.
Local residents and fishermen have expressed concerns about the slow pace of work.
The MLA stated efforts would be taken to start the works immediately.
- Who
- The State government, local residents, and fishermen.
- What
- Administrative sanction for a ₹3-crore project to rebuild sea walls.
- When
- The project was recently approved with works to commence immediately.
- Where
- Vadakara, Kozhikode district, Kerala.
- Why
- To reconstruct damaged sea walls and protect coastal areas from sea erosion.
Local Residents/Fishermen
State Government
Project Implementation Speed
Local Residents/Fishermen
Concerned about the slow pace of the ongoing reconstruction work.
State Government
The government aims to expedite the project.
- Project Cost
- ₹3 crore
- Locations
- Anad, Kuriyadi, Chorod
- District
- Kozhikode
- Purpose
- Sea wall reconstruction
- MLA
- K.K. Rema