Workers risk lives without safety gear at Yamuna bridge construction site in Hamirpur
A major lapse in safety standards has come to light at the Yamuna bridge construction site in Hamirpur, where workers are being made to carry out high-altitude work without safety belts and
A major lapse in safety standards has come to light at the Yamuna bridge construction site in Hamirpur, where workers are being made to carry out high-altitude work without safety belts and protective equipment. Labourers engaged in the bridge construction are working at dangerous heights with their lives at risk, as basic safety arrangements including helmets, safety belts and protective nets have not been provided at the site.
The contractor remains indifferent to the safety violations despite the fact that a major accident can occur at any time. Some time ago, the district witnessed a major accident at another under-construction bridge. The lives of workers are now under threat due to the negligence of departmental officials who have turned a blind eye to the violations. A video showing the negligence has also surfaced, exposing the unsafe working conditions. Dileep Kumar, the District Project Officer, has given a statement on the matter.
Frequently asked questions
What safety violations have been reported at the Yamuna bridge construction site in Hamirpur?
Workers are carrying out high-altitude work without essential safety equipment including safety belts, helmets, and protective nets. Basic safety arrangements have not been provided at the site.
Why are workers at risk at this construction site?
Labourers are working at dangerous heights without proper protective gear. The contractor has remained indifferent to the safety violations, and departmental officials have not addressed the negligence despite the threat of potential accidents.
Has there been evidence of these unsafe conditions?
Yes, a video has surfaced showing the unsafe working conditions and negligence at the site, exposing the lack of safety measures for workers.
Who is responsible for addressing these safety violations?
The contractor is responsible for providing safety equipment, and departmental officials have been accused of negligence for turning a blind eye to the violations. District Project Officer Dileep Kumar has issued a statement on the matter.
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