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CCTV footage to decide contractor payment!

Mormugao Municipal Council (MMC) Chief Officer Deepali Naik on Tuesday stated that the council had paid 50 per cent of the amount to the contractor to erect watch towers and install CCTV cameras for the Vasco carnival float parade.


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“We have to pay the balance amount as the contractor has provided us the service,” 
said Naik.  
Naik was responding to queries raised by The Goan of erecting a few unsteady watch towers and installation of CCTV cameras for the Vasco Carnival float parade at the 
last minute.  
“We were supposed to install CCTV cameras from the municipality administrative section, but we didn’t have the technicians, due to which we had to hire a contractor,” 
said Naik.  
When it was brought to her notice that CCTV cameras were not functioning till 6.45 pm during the float parade, Naik said she would direct the contractor to provide the footage of the entire carnival float parade and accordingly release the balance amount.  
When told further that the watch towers were erected just before the carnival float parade was flagged off, and the police personnel refused to man the towers as they were not steady, Naik declined to comment.  
It may be recalled that Naik had said that the watch towers would be erected along the Swantantra Path road and CCTV cameras would be installed. However, only four watch towers were erected and three CCTV cameras were installed from the King Momo’s stage to the road junction near Canara Bank Vasco.  
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Liquor ban: traders consider observing ‘dry day’ to press for their demands

The Mormugao Liquor Traders Association under the banner of All Goa Highway Affected Liquor Vendors (AGHALV) on Tuesday convened its meeting in Vasco to chalk out a future strategy to save their businesses.

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Published Feb 28, 2017, 6:52 PM IST
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VASCO Addressing liquor vendors from Mormugao, AGHALV president Dattaprasad Naik said there are about 4,000 bar owners and their family members, staff members and other dependents are surviving solely on the trade.   “If the ban is implemented, there would be a cascading effect on everyone and the ban will also have an impact on the tourism industry. All political parties have assured us of their support and we are only waiting for March 11 and for the new…

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