Transport Minister Mauvin Godinho has assured residents affected by the crane accident at the Dabolim flyover construction site that they will be compensated for damage to their properties and other losses.
Godinho said his office would coordinate with project contractor MVR to assess the damage, including issues related to water pipelines, road conditions and property losses. He assured that the affected residents would not be left to bear the losses and even promised to personally intervene if the contractor failed to provide compensation.
Acknowledging the inconvenience caused by major infrastructure works, the minister urged residents not to allow the incident to be politicised, stating that genuine grievances would be addressed.
Meanwhile, providing an update on the project, Godinho said the Dabolim flyover stretch is expected to be completed by December, expressing hope that motorists would be able to use it by the end of this year.
