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Technopark unaffected

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: At the Technopark campus housing more than 100 IT firms, it was business as usual for the 16,500 employees. There was no disruption of services, according to CEO Radhakrishnan Nair.

Buses transporting employees operated with police protection. Most of the employees used company buses instead of private vehicles. The only unsavoury incident happened early morning when miscreants tried to block a vehicle carrying IT employees returning after a night shift in one of the Technopark firms. A police team rushed to the spot and dispersed the miscreants. “Most of the IT firms here reported normal attendance,” said Sunil Gupta, managing director of IVL Group of Companies

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