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Kundapur: 'Rs 12 crore sanctioned for Gangolli jetty reconstruction' - MLA Sukumar Shetty

  •   Wed, Dec 02 2020 11:19:29 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Kundapur (SP)

Kundapur, Dec 2: Byndoor MLA B M Sukumar Shetty said that a sum of Rs 12 crore has been sanctioned for the reconstruction of the damaged jetty at Gangolli fishing port. He stated that work on the jetty will begin soon. He further explained that Rs 1.35 crore that has remained after undertaking breakwater works is being used for the construction of the auction yard.

Shetty was speaking after initiating a port cleaning programme at Gangolli fishing port area, which has been undertaken under the aegis of Netfish Mpeda, fisheries department, Gangolli coastal security police station and various fishing societies on Tuesday, December 1.

Assistant director of the fishing department Anjanadevi presided over the programme. Zilla Panchayat member Shobha G Puthran, gram panchayat president Srinivas Kharvi, inspector of the coastal security police station Nanjappa, president of the primary fishermen's cooperative society Sadashiva Kharvi, president of the fresh fish merchants association Vasudeva Shipa, Konkani Kharvi Marketing committee president Sauparnika Basava Karvi, fishermen leaders Narayan and Ramesh Kunder as well as Golpaklakrishna, Shruti, Pratheeksha, Saraswati and others of the fisheries department were present.
  

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  • Indian, Sharjah

    Wed, Dec 02 2020

    We have noticed if the statement says, the work will start SOON means it takes ages to start. Why the MLA can not anounce the date or month to start the work, as the amount is already been sanctioned.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, Dec 02 2020

    With Rs. 12 Crore we can make a new Gangolli Jetty ...

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  • Ganesh, Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 02 2020

    This is kudla bro...

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  • Kitta, MANGALURU

    Wed, Dec 02 2020

    Very active ,MLA of Coastal

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  • Abdullah, kundapura

    Wed, Dec 02 2020

    Good initiative by MLA. He should make it sure that full amount is used for the improvement of Jetty and there should not be any malpractice. Dead body also opens mouth while money is involved (kannada saying : hana andate henavu bai toreyutte).

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  • Felix Pinto, Koteshwara

    Wed, Dec 02 2020

    Finally, the government has woken up. The reconstruction and repair of damaged jetty has been neglected over many years. As a result, the fishermen and the workers were exposed to risk of life. Obviously, the operational capacity of the fishing port was substantially reduced directly resulting into financial loss to the fishing Industry, to the government and most of all, to the people who depended on the port for their livelihood.

    While the entire fishermen community is thankful to our MLA, we request that the sanctioned amount is efficiently used for the reconstruction job without allowing room for corrupt elements to swindle this meagre amount.

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