
13-member delegation visits Alappuzha to study digital survey
A 13-member high-level team of officials from various States visited Alappuzha on Saturday to study the Ente Bhoomi Digital Survey and understand its technical aspects.
The team arrived at the Collectorate in the morning and held discussions with District Collector Alex Varghese. The Collector briefed the delegation on the ongoing digital survey in the district and highlighted the region's geographical features. Following this, members of the district's digital re-survey team gave a detailed PowerPoint presentation on the Ente Bhoomi Digital Survey and addressed the team's queries.
Later, the team visited Aryad South village to observe the digital survey activities on the ground. At Chathanad, they interacted with survey officials and local residents. The visit was part of the land digital survey conclave held in Thiruvananthapuram from June 25 to 28.

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