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Varanasi: The proposal of constructing Ganga view gallery, which was added to the Kashi Vishwanath Dham (corridor) project in March to create a giant platform at one of its entry points near Manikarnika Ghat, still awaits approval of the state government. Supervising KV Dham project PWDs executive engineer Sanjay Gore said, “The proposal of four new features including the Ganga view gallery added later to already started project is waiting for the state governments approval. Completing this formality was delayed as before the government could go through it, the massive surge in Covid cases started with the intensifying of its second wave. Tackling this wave had become priority for all.” ....
Varanasi: The second wave of Covid-19 has impacted the Kashi Vishwanath Dham (corridor) project work and will delay the deadline. Now, instead of getting completed by August-end, the project is likely to complete by November 15. The features added later like Ganga View Point will be delayed further as approval from state government is pending since the second wave hit hard all work. Divisional commissioner Deepak Agrawal said, “The official leading the team of company executing the KV Dham project had also tested Covid-19 positive. Besides, a large number of labourers, including those from West Bengal, left for home with the surge in Covid cases. Moreover, the agency had to reduce man power for maintaining social distancing at sites as per Covid protocol. Hence, the work has been affected. But, we are still confident of completing work by November 15.” ....