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Kozhikode Local Bodies Ordered to Audit Accessibility Violations
Kozhikode local bodies are mandated to audit buildings for accessibility violations following rising complaints from rights activists. This initiative aims to ensure compliance with accessibility standards and improve conditions for individuals with disabilities. The audits will involve a thorough review of existing structures to identify and rectify violations, promoting inclusivity in the community.
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