NEW DELHI: Delhi’s Environment Minister Gopal Rai conducted a surprise inspection of the construction site of the WHO Building at Mahatma Gandhi Marg area and found minor violations of the guidelines.
The Delhi government has issued a notice to the construction agency, warning them of a fine if all the guidelines are not complied with within two days.
The Minister said most of the regulations and the 14-point Anti-Dust guidelines were being followed, with a tin shed and an anti-smog gun ebbing provided as well.
“But we have found some loose sand on the site that is treated with just sprinkling water all over it whereas it should’ve been covered with a net. Other than this, we also noticed that the on-site workers are not being given any masks. We have informed DPCC about the same,” he said.
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