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In Brief: PWD debars contractor

New Delhi: The Delhi PWD debarred a contractor from the tender process for a year after a person was injured due to falling of debris at a residential quarter for judicial staff in Rohini, leaving him bed-ridden for three months,...

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Updated At : 09:05 AM Sep 29, 2024 IST

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New Delhi: The Delhi PWD debarred a contractor from the tender process for a year after a person was injured due to falling of debris at a residential quarter for judicial staff in Rohini, leaving him bed-ridden for three months, an official memorandum said on Saturday. The complex has three towers with a basement, stilt and eight floors with 48 flats. The construction work of the complex was completed on December 5, 2016. A number of cracks in beam, column and the exterior building façade have developed and visible all across the three towers.

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