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Progress slow on Comprehensive Dam Safety Evaluation in Kerala as deadline closes in

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Tiki Rajwi
Progress slow on Comprehensive Dam Safety Evaluation in Kerala as deadline closes in
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Kerala is struggling to meet the December 2026 deadline for the Comprehensive Dam Safety Evaluation (CDSE) due to monsoon-related delays and a shortage of available expert panel members. Both the KSEB and the Water Resources department are working to expedite the process by adding experts and creating detailed action plans.

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Ensuring the structural integrity of dams is critical for public safety and disaster prevention, especially in regions prone to heavy rainfall.

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With just five months left for the deadline to expire, progress on the Comprehensive Dam Safety Evaluation (CDSE) has been slow in Kerala owing to a combination of factors, including delays caused by the southwest monsoon and problems related to the timely availability of expert panel members.

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