District administration Doda in its endeavor to complete the important development projects of public importance in the wake of COVID-19 has resumed a number of development works in the district being executed by Public Works Department and PMGSY department.District Development Commissioner, Dr Sagar D Doifode said that the department of PWD and PMGSY has commenced important works in different parts of the district which shall be expedited in the coming days.The concerned Executive Engineer PWD informed that 28 important projects were permitted to start by the DDC out of which 21 works are started accordingly with adequate manpower besides necessary SOP is being followed at the working site in letter and spirit.The major projects being started by the PWD including, GMC Ghat Doda, Dhara Shirshi Road under Languishing projects, Udhyanpur Rae Sarwala road km 1st under languishing, Teaching hospital Doda, Approach Road to GMC Ghat Doda, Nai Dangri link road, Hamble Dedni Road, Ghat via Nagri Road, Bheli Lal Draman Road, Construction of road from National Highway to Shararna via Shaja, Construction & Upgradation of Shiva Allalbani link road, Dhara Shirshi Road Under Languishing, 100 Bedded girls hostel at HSS Kastigarh, Saras Gugwa Road etc.Besides PMGSY also resumed some important road projects in the district which includes Gangalwar to Sarsi, Part-II, Stage-I, Doda to Bhagwah (up-gradation), Ganika to Kotli, Stage -II,Marsoo to Charote, Part-II, Stage-I, Malwana to Jagir, Stage-II, Marsoo to Charote, Part-II, Stage-II,Dallian to Dhumunda, Stage-II,Bhalla to trown, Stage-I & II,Bhalla to Taisana, Stage-I and II, Gatha to Dhalwali, Stage-II.The DDC informed that in the wake of COVID-19 lockdown various projects which were ongoing in the district got stalled, the administration restarted work on several works under different schemes for their timely completion. He said that all the requisite guidelines, especially maintaining social distancing and wearing safety gears are being taken into consideration so as to prevent spread of the pandemic.