Demolition of illegal structurs continue in Kerala district

Tuesday, May 22, 2007, 0:06 [IST]

Alappuzha, May 21 (UNI) The revenue officials today intensified their action against encroachment by demolishing illegal structures in the district.

The officials accompanied by police demolished illegal buildings near KSRTC stand, Savakotta Bridge and Komady.

The officials said they had identified buildings which were constructed by occupying national highway land and the eviction process would continue in the coming days.

UNI

Topics: ficials, intensified, encroachment, demolishing, illegal, structures

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