Thiruvananthapuram: For more than 200 families living in vittikavu tribal and kidarakuzhi settlements in Peringamala Panchayat, connectivity always remains a distant dream.
The bridge and new road above the Idinjar-Kidarakuzhi River which was inaugurated on Thursday was the realization of the demand for the longest demand from the population.
This bridge will be beneficial for people who live in Idinjar, VitticiSavu and Kidarakuzhi.
The new bridge helps them connect with the city of Idinjar, which is the only nearest city.
People from these two villages have difficulty before the bridge is built.
Cross the river during the rainy season because the water level rises very difficult, because they have to wait to recede before crossing.
With a new road and bridge, now they can cross the river without difficulty.
“Being a resident of this area, we have difficulty for years.
We cannot cross the river during rain and wild animals have always been a nightmare for us.
Most people live with profit from agriculture that will also be destroyed by wild animals, including elephants, including elephants, including elephants, including elephants, including elephants Wild boar, bison and sambar deer.
Other villages, Venkatamood is still in misery, they must cross eight schools to reach the city.
There are no actions taken until now, “said Bhasurangi C, a Ward member from Idinjar.
The minister of tribal welfare scheduled for caste and backup K Radhakrishnan on Thursday inaugurated the new bridge.
The minister said that the steps would be taken to ensure free education of tribal and government students will provide work to one individual from each family.
The Minister gave a gold medal to students who were superior in the SSLC exam.
MLA D K Murali, District Panchayath President D Sureshkumar, Vamanapuram Block Panchayat President G Komalaga, and village head of village vittikavu-kidarakuzhi is among those who attended the event.
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