The government will also mobilise Rs 7.94 crore from the Ockhi relief fund for purchasing 120 FRP boats for fisherfolks affected (File Photo | EPS) 
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Rs 4 crore allotted for modern seafood processing unit

The government will also mobilise Rs 7.94 crore from the Ockhi relief fund for purchasing 120 FRP boats for fisherfolks affected by the cyclone.

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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM:   The state government has decided to grant Rs 4 crore for constructing a modern seafood processing unit and marketing centre at Vizhinjam harbour area as part of the welfare of fishermen affected by Ockhi cyclone. The fund has been sanctioned from Ockhi relief fund. The government will also mobilise Rs 7.94 crore from the Ockhi relief fund for purchasing 120 FRP boats for fisherfolks affected by the cyclone.

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