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17 responses to “The greatest impacts of the coronavirus”

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   Apr 8, 2021

   Floor trims Whangarei

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   Jul 22, 2020

   Muhammad Hays

   Now we can say that world is on the way to pass the pandemic, but the future mind will be different in all fields so that the variety will be in the design and the specifications
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   Jul 18, 2020

   Albert Bheki Gama

   Now I have also come to realize that some suppliers of certain important materials has been running out of stock which has forced them to refer us to other new supplie of which we also don’t know if their supply will be sufficient for the current demand. This if it can continue as it is might end up closing down many reputable suppliers
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   Jul 4, 2020

   Christian Sunny Alihie

   Generally, the company will bounce back to its original projections but with delayed takeoff in the execution of the project due to the Corona virus pandemic.
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   Jul 4, 2020

   Christian Sunny Alihie

   There are bound to be a bandwagon effect of this pandemic across the globe on every nation’s economy on the negative side. The drop in crude oil sales prices will automatically have its toll on all other projects sourced and financed from the federal coffers, hence this project will also benefit from the drop.
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   Jul 4, 2020

   Christian Sunny Alihie

   In terms of labour costs, since the labour market in Nigeria had been saturated, it will not pose much threat to engage local labour except where there’s absolute need for expatriate hands. In all, there are no visible threats to the projects from the pandemic if all necessary preventive measures are taken to guard against its spread within the project vicinity.
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   Jul 4, 2020

   Christian Sunny Alihie

   Delayed execution and timely takeoff of the project due to the lull and sleeze in world economy precipitated by this pandemic worldwide.
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   Jul 3, 2020

   Albert Bheki Gama

   I think the pandemic has been a stumbling block in the world of construction especially when you are from the country where they have the small economy, small population which forces you to focus on other countries. The pandemic has introduced traveling restrictions and I fear we might collapse if it can continue to be as it is unless borders are open and even then it will not be an overnight thing. we are registered with some global tendering agencies and it’s like we are subscribing for nothing. This has created bankruptcy as it’s not easy to get business in the country with the small population and economy
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   Jul 1, 2020

   s

   covid was designed to push AI ML industry ,labor cost wont matter with automation,construction material cost not much changed,construction orders should be affected,unless the bank and team has projection for 3-5 years and beyond
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    Jun 23, 2020

    Albert Bheki Gama

    The biggest challenge is that most projects stalled because of fearing that the economy might not recover
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    Jun 14, 2020

    hany

    delay of progress cost is affected by the pandemic
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    Jun 3, 2020

    Emmalogo555

    This pandemic of a thing has implored negativism in construction industry which be tagged to be cost of materials, labour what have you.
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    May 27, 2020

    Mohammed l

    Pls justice shall be don
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    May 26, 2020

    Alan

    The most devastating effect of the virus on this business will be cash flow, then loss of business as the building industry contracts dramatically as demand disappears as rental and owner held space is lost due to business closure; etc. as the downward spiral of no business, no cash, bankruptcy, excess space availability, etc.
    Things like supply disruption and increased cost price will exacerbate the spiral.
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    May 13, 2020

    Dallas Reed

    In order to revitalise the economy one industry that could generate thousands of job opportunities is that of infrastructure development and maintenance. However the government has neither the competence or skills to launch and manage the funding and allocation of such works at any of its disparate levels I.e. from local authority to regional and central government. Corruption, incompetence and maladministration would again become the norm.
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    Apr 27, 2020

    Irene

    The supply chain of products has been affected due to shipping delays and alternative markets have increased prices as they are aware of the current demand vs supply impact.
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    Apr 23, 2020

    Ek

    Governments will cut back on infrastructure projects in order to fund stimulus