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Contractors face penalties for accident-prone spots on national highways

Road ministry tightens highway construction norms, introducing penalties for contractors over repeat fatal accidents and capping subcontracting at 30% of project value

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Contractors face penalties for accident-prone spots on national highways
Road ministry tightens highway construction norms, introducing penalties for contractors over repeat fatal accidents and capping subcontracting at 30% of project value
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