Spurt in the case of Covid delay subsequently settlement of HDSCL, HDMC project – News2IN
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Spurt in the case of Covid delay subsequently settlement of HDSCL, HDMC project

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Hubballi: Spurt recently in the number of Covid-19 cases, experts have shown only the predecessors of the third iteration of pandemics, only adds to the problem that Hubballi-Dharwad Smart City Ltd.
(HDSCL) and Hubballi -Dharwad Municipal Corporation (HDMC) has grappled for some time now.
HDSCL officials have been at the end of the recipient of many criticisms for the delay in completion of several projects.
HDSCL senior officials have repeatedly associated the delay in the covid-induced crisis, and the third wave of Covid will make it much more difficult for agencies to meet deadlines for their projects.
Using complaints from the public, the Dharwad District responsible for the Minister revised the deadline until February.
The fear of infection that spread to workers has increased the pressure of the officials below.
An HDSCL engineer said that they intended to finish the earliest job.
“While working at Chitaguppi Hospital last year, many of our workers were contracted by infection, and worked on the project was suspended for 45 days.
Fortunately, it was not the case this time.
However, because of the curfew for the weekend, many of our workers cannot come To the workplace due to restrictions in their area, “said Deputy HDSCL General Manager of Basavaraj.
HDSCL Managing Director of CW Shakeel Ahmed said that they had adopted all prevention measures to ensure Norma Covid was being enforced at work.
“In Hubballi, there is a sustainable work on the project cumulatively worth Rs 500 Crore, and we have issued instructions to all contractors to ensure that the work is completed before the deadline.
The steps have begun to vaccinate all our workers,” Ahmed said.
In addition, projects carried out by HDSCL, the third wave can delay the completion of many Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation (HDMC) projects, which include road repairs, sidewalks, waterways, et al, estimated to cost Rs 60 Crore.
Workers at work are both worried about the threat of infection, said source.

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