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Irked residents of Thanthonni Thuruthu gherao GIDA office

The New Indian Express Kochi

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December 11, 2024

EXPRESSING frustration over the authorities' inaction regarding the construction of an outer bund to protect the Thanthonni Thuruthu Island from flooding, a few residents of the island—including the elderly and infants—gheraoed Goshree Islands Development Authority (GIDA) office on Tuesday.

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Irked residents of Thanthonni Thuruthu gherao GIDA office

The gherao began at 2 am after their houses and courtyards were flooded on the previous night.

"Our lives and those of our children are at their mercy. Either the officials solve our issues or else they should live on the island. Till then, we will not leave the GIDA office," said Ajith Kumar, who lives in the western side of the island.

For the past 20 years, the residents have been demanding for an outer bund and safe stay at the island. The protesters said they would continue agitation.

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