The Building and Construction Authority (BCA) has endorsed 89 progressing Build-to-Order (BTO) undertakings to continue works, including Senja Valley HDB BTO venture in Bukit Panjang, said Minister for National Development Desmond Lee.
He had visited the task site on Friday, where he watched the COVID-19 wellbeing estimates set up by the contractual worker – Sim Lian Construction.
These incorporate isolation of laborers and work zones, which implies less specialists are being alloted for employments inside similar zones.
This additionally implies a few works take more time to finish than during pre-COVID times, said Lee on his Facebook post.
He noticed that the venture's temporary workers had invested additional energy to routinely talk with pertinent offices, "and guarantee nitty gritty labor arranging, site planning, just as train their laborers to keep up safe separating".
With this, the clergyman expressed gratitude toward the contractual worker and their sub-temporary workers for their promise to forestall the resurgence of COVID-19 and for putting forth a valiant effort to convey the activities on schedule.
"Submitting to these wellbeing measures may prompt inescapable postponements, however they are required for everybody's wellbeing and security," he said.
Lee additionally consoled mortgage holders that HDB will "keep on putting forth a valiant effort to limit these deferrals for all other BTO ventures, while working with contractual workers to guarantee COVID-safe consistence".