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In Derbent demolished eight illegal objects on three streets

In Derbent, work continues to liberate urban areas from unauthorized buildings - on October 6, the dismantling was carried out on three streets, the press service of the city administration reports

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In Derbent demolished eight illegal objects on three streets

In Derbent, work continues to liberate urban areas from unauthorized buildings - on October 6, the dismantling was carried out on three streets, the press service of the city administration reports.

On the sixth of October, structural units of the City Hall demolished eight illegal objects on the streets of the 2nd Longitudinal, General Seidov and Sadovaya. Among them are front gardens and large extensions to apartment buildings installed within the boundaries of public territories.

Dismantling works in these areas continue. In the future, the liberated territories will be landscaped, the city administration noted.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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