To date, 2,576 houses have been constructed, with the project reaching completion in four months from the start of construction activities in late May
Massive floods that began in March affected 10 Kazakhstan’s regions, with 224 settlements and 17,603 residential houses impacted, Kazinform reports.
According to Minister of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kanat Sharlapaev, a technical inspection has been conducted for all the affected houses. Repairs have been completed in 9,156 houses, while 8,447 houses have been identified as unsuitable for reconstruction. Additionally, 5,767 houses and apartments were purchased on the secondary market.
Construction of 2,680 new houses has commenced. The Minister highlighted that the selection of sites took into account the relief and landscape to avoid future waterlogging. To date, 2,576 houses have been constructed, with the project reaching completion in four months from the start of construction activities in late May.
823 residential units were constructed in the West Kazakhstan region, while 700 houses were completed in the North Kazakhstan region.
The construction of 500 houses has been completed in the Aktobe region.
153 houses were built in the Kostanay region. The Akmola region commissioned 292 houses, while the Atyrau region saw the construction of 100 houses for residents of Kulsary. The Pavlodar region and the Ulytau region each saw the construction of eight houses.
Photo: the Kazakh Government.
