P&T apartment residents to lay indefinite siege to GCDA office from May 26
Residents of the P&T apartment towers in Mundamveli plan to indefinitely protest at the GCDA office starting May 26, 2026, due to ongoing leakage issues in their apartments. The P&T Apartment Owners Association has expressed frustration over the lack of effective remedial measures despite previous warnings. Concerns have also been raised about potential structural violations and safety risks associated with the buildings.
- ▪Residents are demanding a long-term solution to the leakage in their apartments.
- ▪The protest will continue until the authorities take action to address the issues.
- ▪Concerns have been raised about the structural integrity of the buildings and safety risks from nearby high-tension electric lines.
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Residents of the P&T apartment towers in Mundamveli are set to lay an indefinite siege to the Greater Cochin Development Authority (GCDA) office at Kadavanthra from Tuesday (May 26, 2026), demanding a long-term solution to the leakage of their apartments.The P&T Apartment Owners Association had given an ultimatum to the GCDA secretary last Tuesday (May 19, 2026), warning of such a protest unless remedial measures were taken to plug the leakage at the earliest. Residents had cautioned that they would be at the gate of the GCDA office immediately after the next shower.
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