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Kochi Corporation councillor KK Sivan dies of COVID-19

Sunday 09 May, 2021 | 1:09 AM
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KOCHI: Kochi Corporation Gandhinagar division councillor and Headload and General Workers Union (CITU) district secretary KK Sivan (56) died of COVID infection on Saturday. He was undergoing treatment at Amrita Hospital.

He also served as the CPM Vyttila Area Committee member, CITU District Committee member, State General Council member, Raidco Board member, and Ernakulam Urban Bank DIrector Board member.

His wife is Bindu, a former president of Thiruvankulam panchayat. Children: Vivek Sivan and Volga.

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