Pristinas complain of uncertainty during works on collective buildings

Worried by these construction and uncertainty during the work, residents of the capital also expressed concern, reports KTV.

According to them, the failure of the objects continues to occur, and their construction near the pedestrian route is endangering their free movement.

Overall, the construction sector continues to remain one of the most dangerous sectors.

This sector continues to be dangerous to workers, since there have been and still are accidents during work.

Even though accidents in the construction sector continue to occur, while disturbing, their numbers have been reduced.

Because of these accidents, Valon Leci U.D. The Chief Inspector of the Labour Inspectorate says it is the lack of basic tools for work by various construction companies.

Until he added that to all companies that do not have the means to provide workers and working objects, punitive measures will be taken.

But, according to Adonis Tahiri, director of Inspection in the Pristina municipality, the main problem lies with the small number of inspectors.

According to Tahiri, the main blame for this, especially for the construction sector in Pristina, unresolved cases remain in the court of previous inspectors.

According to public documents issued by the Urbanism Directorate in Pristina, a total of 86 construction permits were issued in Pristina neighbourhoods during 2019 alone.