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Dredging in Korapuzha river to resume

Dredging in Korapuzha river to resume
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The Irrigation Department in Kerala is set to resume dredging in the Korapuzha river following a pause caused by local protests. The project aims to remove silt to improve water flow and navigation for fishing boats, with officials promising to engage with the community.

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The Irrigation department will restart dredging works in Korapuzha river.

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The article provides a balanced account of the government's project goals and the reasons for public opposition.

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