Expert committee to check structural issues of Kozhikode KSRTC terminal building
Transport Minister C.P. John, who inspected the facility on Friday, said the renovation works would be carried out based on the committee’s report
Kerala's Transport Minister C.P. John announced plans to form an expert committee to assess the structural concerns and plan the renovation of the KSRTC terminal building in Kozhikode city. The minister made the announcement after inspecting the Mavoor Road terminal on August 13. The structure is under the ownership of the Kerala Transport Development Finance Corporation (KTDFC), and a related case is under consideration by the Kerala High Court.
John clarified that the committee would scrutinize the reported construction defects and submit a comprehensive report, with renovation decisions contingent on its findings. The minister highlighted that transport management committees are operational at all KSRTC depots to oversee depot buildings and carry out maintenance and repair works.
During his tour, John examined the fallen roof section over the terminal's waiting area and the leakage issue on the first floor. K. Jayanth, an MLA, along with Assistant Transport Officer P.K. Prashobh and depot engineer Sumesh Soman, joined the minister for the inspection.
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