Apparently the long conversations and trips to the capital of authorities and officials who sought to solve the paralysis of the construction of the new Huancavelica Regional Hospital have not yet taken effect.
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During a visit by Congressman Wilson Soto, during his week of representation, he confirmed that they still have 20 workers on the job and that it is currently only 44.52% complete.
This low number of workers on site allows the company to maintain the contract and prevent it from being terminated.
During his visit, he was only allowed to go to the administrative part of the work, where the resident and supervisor explained the status of the project and the slow progress.
“The company is responsible for restarting this important project, since the commitment made by the Presidency of the Council of Ministers of Peru was that after the provision of electrical energy, the project would be restarted in its entirety. Currently there is electricity and there is no excuse to stop working,” said Congressman Wilson Soto.
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The Zacarías Consortium alleged compliance with its biosafety and security protocols to prevent the congressman from moving on to the construction of the new hospital.
In his turn, the director of the hospital, Javier Correa Tineo, who also participated in said unexpected visit, stated that he hopes that the construction of this hospital will resume in a short time.
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“Today the transformer is being installed in front of the hospital, with which there will be electricity and the construction of this emblematic hospital will restart,” said Correa Tineo.
He affirmed that there were inconveniences in the installation of the hospital trunk and that the company already has 49 million soles in its coffers to continue construction, which were deposited by the PRONIS.
