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Kerala Govt's sops for loan repayment

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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The State Government has announced that the repayment of loans taken by fishermen in the tsunami-hit coastal areas of Kerala will be put off by six months, says an official press release.

Repayment of loans taken by fishermen from co-operative institutions and the housing board will also be put off by three months, the release adds.

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