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Forest hamlets that go marooned during monsoon to get foot bridges across the Pampa

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Residents of Kurumbanmoozhy and Arayanjilimon get isolated for weeks on end during the monsoons. The State government has accorded the final sanction for constructing iron foot bridges that will connect the settlements here to the world outside during the rainy seasons.

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Forest hamlets that go marooned during monsoon to get foot bridges across the Pampa

The settlements together accommodate about 400 families and about half of them belong to the Scheduled Tribe category.

2 years ago·India

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The Hindu broke the news in India 2 years ago on Sunday, May 28, 2023.

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