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In Dagestan, plots are being prepared for the resettlement of residents from landslides

Residents of landslide areas and territories in the flood zone in Dagestan will be resettled

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In Dagestan, plots are being prepared for the resettlement of residents from landslides

Residents of landslide areas and territories in the flood zone in Dagestan will be relocated. For this purpose, land plots are prepared in Buynaksk, Dagestan Fires and Khasavyurtovsky district.

Specialists examine areas suitable for housing construction, determine steps to change their categories and conduct other procedures. In Dagestan Fires, the site has already been identified and registered.

This was announced by Prime Minister of Dagestan Magomed Ramazanov at a meeting of the government commission on the elimination of the consequences of floods, which was held on October 9, the head of the Emergencies Ministry of Russia Alexander Kurenkov.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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