Cracks in the retaining wall force Sringeri taluk administration to relocate residents
The Sringeri taluk administration has evacuated residents near a newly constructed retaining wall after cracks appeared during heavy rains. Experts are currently evaluating the structural integrity of the wall to determine if it can be restored or requires further intervention.
A retaining wall constructed recently to prevent landslips at Gorigudda in Sringeri town has developed cracks, forcing the taluk administration to relocate residents and shopkeepers from the area. The administration has made temporary arrangements for the residents at government hostels and rooms of the Sringeri Mutt.
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