The future of the coastal police berth at Vizhinjam is set to depend on a technical review ordered after wave damage affected the project. Authorities are seeking an expert assessment before deciding the next steps for the facility.
According to the available details, HED has asked for a report to determine whether the berth can be restored through repairs or whether a larger redesign will be necessary. The review is expected to focus on the impact of wave action and the structure’s ability to withstand coastal conditions.
The project is valued at about ₹60 lakh, making the decision important for both cost and long-term usability. If the damage is limited, officials may proceed with corrective work. If the findings point to deeper structural concerns, the berth could require changes in design rather than routine repairs.
For now, the Vizhinjam coastal police berth remains under evaluation, with the expert report likely to shape how the project moves forward. The final decision will determine whether the existing plan can be salvaged or must be reworked to better suit the site.
