Impact assessment timely for construction sector


THE Public Works Ministry recently said that it would undertake an impact assessment on rising construction costs, following news that geopolitical tensions in West Asia were causing energy prices to rise while disrupting supply chains.

Needless to say, the construction industry is one of those most affected as construction inputs like steel, cement and even transportation are highly sensitive to fuel cost movements.

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