
Yesterday, on September 25, a briefing was held at the site of the Regional Communications Service "On the water supply of rural settlements and the construction of residential buildings built for flood victims." The head of the Construction Department of the West Kazakhstan region, Antaziev Alibek Sainovich, reported on the ongoing work in this area in the region.
According to the head of the construction department of the West Kazakhstan region Antaziev Alibek Sayynovich, a targeted policy on water supply to rural settlements is being carried out. According to the number of settlements, 284 out of 413 villages, that is, 68.8% are provided with centralized drinking water. As a result, the water supply level of the population in the region reached 95.4%.
"This year, it is planned to fully utilize the centralized drinking water network in 22 rural settlements with a total population of more than 35 thousand people. 5.9 billion tenge was allocated for these purposes. In addition, a complex block module will be installed in 20 villages with a population of 1.8 thousand people," A. Sainovich said.
According to the head of the department, water supply is of great social importance. By the end of 2025, it is planned to fully provide clean drinking water to 99 rural settlements with the remaining 9 thousand inhabitants.
The briefing also touched upon the construction of residential buildings built for flood victims. In general, 851 residential buildings are planned for the population affected by floods in the West Kazakhstan region, including 400 residential buildings in the districts (Karatobe - 90, Syrym - 114, Terekty – 130, Baiterek – 6, Burli – 60), 451 residential buildings in the city of Uralsk (mkr Zhuldyz-192, Derkul K. PDP-1-103, K. Derkul PDP – 2 – 76, K. Zashagan-80). About 60 local contractors were engaged in the construction of residential buildings. To date, the construction of all 851 residential buildings has been completed, and the keys have been handed over to residents.
In accordance with the instruction of the Head of State, construction and installation works of residential buildings began in May and were completed in August this year.