Damage Investigation Launched for Halwara Airport after Storm
An inquiry is underway into the damage at Halwara airport's terminal due to heavy rain and winds shortly after its opening. The incident has sparked criticism over construction quality, prompting demands for accountability from officials and contractors involved.
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The Ludhiana district authorities have initiated an investigation into structural damage at the Halwara airport terminal caused by heavy rains and winds. This development comes just months after the airport's operation began, with officials reporting issues such as leaks and partial ceiling damage.
Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu expressed concern over the construction standards, highlighting potential risks to safety. He demanded accountability from the Punjab Public Works Department and associated contractors. Local officials assured that repair efforts are ongoing while an assigned committee conducts a thorough probe.
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