PAPO, BCC Officials Inspect Akhegwo-Avakhung Road Works
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PAPO, BCC Officials Inspect Akhegwo-Avakhung Road Works

The Phokhungri Area Public Organisation (PAPO) and officials of Bharat Construction Company (BCC) conducted a joint inspection of ongoing two-lane road construction works on the Akhegwo-Avakhung stretch in Nagaland on October 30. The work is being carried out under Package-III of the road project.

The inspection reviewed the overall progress and execution of the construction works. In a press release, PAPO president P Paratsu and general secretary Sihalu said the progress had been found satisfactory during the visit.

PAPO assessed the quality of construction, workmanship and adherence to safety measures as commendable. The organisation said the work was being undertaken in line with the provisions, specifications and standards outlined in the Detailed Project Report (DPR).

The organisation also stated that the execution and progress of the project had remained within the stipulated timeframe. It expressed appreciation to BCC and its officials for their dedication, commitment, quality workmanship and progress in implementing the road infrastructure project.

PAPO acknowledged the support, cooperation and assistance extended by the company to the public and society in various ways. It said BCC’s contributions beyond its contractual responsibilities reflected the company’s commitment to social responsibility and the welfare and development of residents in the area.

The organisation urged BCC to maintain the same standards of quality, safety and workmanship until the entire project is successfully completed. It reiterated its appreciation for the company’s adherence to the approved DPR and its efforts to ensure timely execution of the road works.

The Phokhungri Area Public Organisation (PAPO) and officials of Bharat Construction Company (BCC) conducted a joint inspection of ongoing two-lane road construction works on the Akhegwo-Avakhung stretch in Nagaland on October 30. The work is being carried out under Package-III of the road project. The inspection reviewed the overall progress and execution of the construction works. In a press release, PAPO president P Paratsu and general secretary Sihalu said the progress had been found satisfactory during the visit. PAPO assessed the quality of construction, workmanship and adherence to safety measures as commendable. The organisation said the work was being undertaken in line with the provisions, specifications and standards outlined in the Detailed Project Report (DPR). The organisation also stated that the execution and progress of the project had remained within the stipulated timeframe. It expressed appreciation to BCC and its officials for their dedication, commitment, quality workmanship and progress in implementing the road infrastructure project. PAPO acknowledged the support, cooperation and assistance extended by the company to the public and society in various ways. It said BCC’s contributions beyond its contractual responsibilities reflected the company’s commitment to social responsibility and the welfare and development of residents in the area. The organisation urged BCC to maintain the same standards of quality, safety and workmanship until the entire project is successfully completed. It reiterated its appreciation for the company’s adherence to the approved DPR and its efforts to ensure timely execution of the road works.

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