To update elevator facilities President allocated 7 million manats
President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev has ordered the direction of AZN 7 million to upgrade the elevator facilities in residential buildings, which are in the public housing stock in the cities of Baku, Sumgait and Ganja. The funds are allocated from the Reserve Fund of the President in the state budget for 2013.
The Executive Power of the Baku city received 5 million, and two other cities received 1 mln. According to official sources, the residential buildings in Baku have 4,975 lifts, 99% of which are in operation. The life of half of the elevators in Baku has expired. In the cities of Sumgait and Ganja are available 190 elevators. They are all in working order. - 08D-
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