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Uttarakhand Plans Sops for Safer Tunnel Construction
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Uttarakhand Plans Sops for Safer Tunnel Construction

Following the Silkyara tunnel tragedy, Uttarakhand is gearing up to implement measures aimed at ensuring the safety of tunnel construction. Dr Ranjit Kumar Sinha, the Secretary of Uttarakhand Disaster Management, has confirmed the state's intention to introduce special incentives to promote safe tunnelling practices. The tragic incident at Silkyara has prompted a reevaluation of safety protocols, and the proposed incentives aim to encourage adherence to higher safety standards in future tunnel construction projects.

Dr Sinha emphasised the state's commitment to avoiding such incidents, highlighting the importance of robust safety measures to prevent mishaps in the future. As Uttarakhand prepares to roll out these incentives, it reflects a proactive approach to enhance safety protocols in the construction of critical infrastructure like tunnels. This strategic move not only addresses immediate concerns but also sets the groundwork for a more resilient and secure infrastructure landscape in Uttarakhand.

Following the Silkyara tunnel tragedy, Uttarakhand is gearing up to implement measures aimed at ensuring the safety of tunnel construction. Dr Ranjit Kumar Sinha, the Secretary of Uttarakhand Disaster Management, has confirmed the state's intention to introduce special incentives to promote safe tunnelling practices. The tragic incident at Silkyara has prompted a reevaluation of safety protocols, and the proposed incentives aim to encourage adherence to higher safety standards in future tunnel construction projects. Dr Sinha emphasised the state's commitment to avoiding such incidents, highlighting the importance of robust safety measures to prevent mishaps in the future. As Uttarakhand prepares to roll out these incentives, it reflects a proactive approach to enhance safety protocols in the construction of critical infrastructure like tunnels. This strategic move not only addresses immediate concerns but also sets the groundwork for a more resilient and secure infrastructure landscape in Uttarakhand.

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