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Safety Concerns Rise Over Abandoned Quarries in Ernakulam
Kayanad landslips raise safety concerns about abandoned quarries in Ernakulam. Officials are investigating water-filled quarries after residents reported seepage. A preliminary report suggests no immediate danger but calls for a detailed inquiry involving multiple departments. Authorities have identified around 80 abandoned quarries in the district, highlighting the need for urgent safety measures.
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