Bengaluru: After the interference caused by Covid-19 Lockowns, the vaccination process is slow to add to the worries of real estate developers, which are afraid that the lack of prolonged staff can reach the project schedule.
For health security reasons, many builders call the site only workers who have taken at least one dose of vaccine.
The number of such workers is not great at this time.
There are 25 construction workers registered in Karnataka, with around 25 percent employed in Bengaluru, according to Errol Fernandes, Vikepression of the Indian Real Estate Developer Association (Credii), Bengaluru.
“From here, around 1 lakh has been vaccinated.
In addition, there are thousands of workers who are not registered,” he added.
The city-based builder said that the realty industry faced the challenges of twin shortages of vaccines and doubts among staff.
“If this continues, the project will be delayed a few months,” he added.
At the All-India level, the credai has decided to vaccinate around 2.5 crore workers who work for 13,000 developers in 220 cities.
About 250 active projects have been identified in Bengaluru and a list of more than 40,000 workers has been prepared.
This worker will be given Jab with the help of the government.
“We have a list of people employed by 560 developers who are members of the Karnataka credai.
We also plan to bring more not registered workers into the flip after the registration process is simplified.
If we do not get immediate support from the government (on vaccination fronts), we will Binding with a private hospital, “Fernandes said.
Priyadarshi Mishra, founder and CEO of design and construction, said that this industry grappled with labor migration, a decrease in supply of raw materials and project delays, and faster vaccination was the only way to return to its path.
“We arrange drive vaccination for our employees at the office location throughout the country with the help of medical partners.
All of our employees are vaccinated now,” Mishra said.
CN Govindaraju, Chair and Managing Director of Vaishnavi Group, also said that vaccination is the only way to defeat a faster pandemic and program will help restore normal at the end of the year.
“We decided to arrange vaccination camps for all our employees and various stakeholders in collaboration with Manipal Hospital groups,” he added.
Prashanth Reddy, Managing Director of Fundermax India, hopes to be normal to return soon.
“Our company has encouraged vaccination by offering to restore the cost of Jab for construction workers and their close family members.
In other steps, office space and warehouse facilities are regularly dissedient to ensure staff security,” he added.