Panaji: Inspection of the ongoing development works at Dr Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary was conducted on Thursday to assess the progress of the project, review the facilities being developed and discuss the final stages of implementation with the concerned officials. With approximately 70% of the work completed at an investment of Rs 5 crore, the sanctuary is expected to be inaugurated within the next 10 days, subject to the completion of the remaining works and necessary formalities.The project boasts of 100% disability-friendly infrastructure, making nature experiences more inclusive and accessible to all. The sanctuary will also feature a Nature Interpretation Centre providing visitors an opportunity to learn more about the region’s biodiversity, birdlife and ecological significance.“The public works department (PWD) has worked tirelessly towards the development of this project. The review reaffirmed the importance of coordination among the concerned departments to ensure that the remaining work is completed in a timely manner and that the facilities are ready to welcome visitors,” said Goa Forest Development Corporation chairperson Deviya Rane.
