In construction there is no working from home.

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 When it comes to construction business, there is nothing like," working from home," It is  not easy to complete a project during this time of Covid-19,  i am talking about the sudden rise of material price, the lockdown and  the limited work force, But goals must be met, purpose must be fulfilled and potential must be released.

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