Mehrotra said that people were badly shaken by the mishap. Sudipta Sarkar, a resident of Building No 20 on the fourth floor, had just come back home at 3.15 pm when she heard the sound of gushing water. “I saw residents from the neighbouring wing running helter-skelter,” she said. “Then I heard a loud cascade of water | Mumbai news
Six Kochi canals to be made navigable
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CM to inaugurate project tomorrow
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CM to inaugurate project tomorrow
The inauguration of work on the ₹1,528-crore Integrated Urban Regeneration and Water Transport System (IURWTS) Project in the city that Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan will do on Monday, will kickstart what is perhaps one of the largest brownfield projects undertaken by any State government to restore inland canals for water transport, tourism, and recreational purposes.
The Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL) has been entrusted with the responsibility of executing the project wherein a network of six canals spread over 34.75 km will be made navigable.