From The Economic Times
Center-Right Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.Construction, demolition activities banned in Gurugram amid pollution; check dates, WFH mandates & more
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Gurugram's administration has imposed a ban on construction and demolition activities from November 5 to 20 to address rising air pollution. The restriction applies to work on roads, highways, flyovers, pipelines and other public infrastructure projects. During this period, both government and private offices may have up to 50 percent of their staff on site, with the remainder working from home. Details on any exemptions were not provided.
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Deputy commissioner Uttam Singh has ordered a ban on dust-generating construction and demolition activities across the district from November 5 to 20
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The Gurugram administration has announced a fresh set of restrictions to tackle worsening air pollution , imposing a temporary ban on dust-generating construction and demolition activities across the district from November 5 to November 20. The move comes in accordance with directions issued by the…
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Gurugram's administration has announced a ban on construction and demolition activities to combat rising air pollution. This ban will be effective from November 5 to 20 and affects various projects. Both government and private offices are allowed 50 percent of staff to work physically. Exemptions…
