A plan for the evacuation of residents in case of an aggravation of the threat of a landslide around the television tower
Baku / 24.01.18 / Turan: In connection with the activation of the landslide zone on the Bayil slope near the TV tower in the Executive Power of the Sabail District, a headquarters has been established, reads the message of district administration.Landslips on this site are not a new phenomenon. This is an old problem, the press release stresses.Periodically, the zone becomes active, and this is affected by a large amount of precipitation.In addition, landslides also provoke the illegal construction and malfunction of communication lines.
"Taking into account the seriousness of the issue, a special headquarters has been created to ensure the safety of citizens in the Executive Power of the Sabail District," the statement said.
The specialists determined the landslide area, the addresses of the buildings in the specified territory and the number of people living there. "A special plan for the evacuation and accommodation of people has been prepared, places for temporary accommodation of citizens have been identified in case of such a need," the press release reads.
At the same time, it is emphasized that "currently there are no grounds for concern, the situation in the territory is under the control of the relevant structures."Processes in the territory are also under the control of the Cabinet, reads the information.-06d-
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