CHAGAI: The area residents and local employees of the Saindak Copper-cum-Gold Project ended their protest after Chinese firm MCC Resource Development Limited (MRDL) issued a notification regarding further arrangements for the leave policy.
According to the notification, a copy of which is available with Dawn, all the departments and units were required to formulate the 2021 Leave Plan for employees in a reasonable way based on general situations of the staff on site and on leave while combining the actual work achievements to organise their leaves in a timely and orderly manner.
Published in Dawn, December 30th, 2020
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Employees of Saindak project and area residents continued their protest against the alleged strict restrictions imposed by Chinese firm the MCC Resource Development Limited (MRDL) for the third consecutive day on Saturday. Photo by Muhammad Akbar Notezai/File
CHAGAI: Employees of Saindak project and area residents continued their protest against the alleged strict restrictions imposed by Chinese firm the MCC Resource Development Limited (MRDL) for the third consecutive day on Saturday.
The workers, after performing their duties, have been observing protest inside the Saindak Copper-cum-Gold Project, while the residents are staging a sit-in outside.
Former provincial minister Sakhi Amanullah Notezai and local politician Arz Mohammad Barech, along with their supporters, reached Saindak and expressed solidarity with the protesters, but they were not allowed by the Frontier Corps to enter the project’s premises and meet the protesting workers.
Employees of Saindak project and area residents continued their protest against the alleged strict restrictions imposed by Chinese firm the MCC Resource Development Limited (MRDL) for the third consecutive day on Saturday. Photo by Muhammad Akbar Notezai/File
CHAGAI: Employees of Saindak project and area residents continued their protest against the alleged strict restrictions imposed by Chinese firm the MCC Resource Development Limited (MRDL) for the third consecutive day on Saturday.
The workers, after performing their duties, have been observing protest inside the Saindak Copper-cum-Gold Project, while the residents are staging a sit-in outside.
Former provincial minister Sakhi Amanullah Notezai and local politician Arz Mohammad Barech, along with their supporters, reached Saindak and expressed solidarity with the protesters, but they were not allowed by the Frontier Corps to enter the project’s premises and meet the protesting workers.