Reconstruction Chaos: Provincial Sports Directorate Contractor Under Fire for Haphazard Work
After a hiatus of about four months, the installation of
shade-providing roofs for fans at the Peshawar Sports Complex finally commenced
in connection with the reconstruction of the Provincial Sports Directorate.
However, the process took a troubling turn when the contractor, identified
after the prolonged delay, abruptly halted the work. For four months, the site
languished with scattered iron slag, disrupting progress.
Resuming work after the recent Eid festivities, concerns
arose regarding the contractor's methods. Complaints emerged regarding the
welding of net bolts at two separate locations. Shockingly, the contractor
opted to weld iron bars directly instead of constructing proper fixtures,
raising eyebrows among project supervisors from the Provincial Sports
Directorate's engineering wing.
In a perplexing move, cement blocks were hastily installed
atop the welded iron bars, deviating from the project's outlined procedures.
Furthermore, separate elements of the reconstruction, such as the installation
of net bolts and cement blocks, were carelessly combined, contradicting the
prescribed workflow.
Compounding the chaos, the contractor's activities led to
the complete demolition of one side of the Muazullah Khan Cricket Academy,
which remains unrepaired to date. Additionally, over three air gym machines
were irreparably damaged, and sections of the climbing wall were inexplicably
removed without plans for reconstruction.
Despite the mounting concerns and disruptions, the
administration of the Provincial Sports Directorate has maintained a concerning
silence on the matter. The vandalized state of the air gym machines and the
transformed passageway that was once the Muazullah Khan Cricket Academy demand
urgent attention, yet official response remains elusive.
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