Baku / 10.05.19 / Turan: The Cabinet of Ministers approved the normative act regulating the organization of cemeteries. Gunduz Ismailov, deputy chairman of the State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations, told reporters today.
According to the document, it is planned to transfer cemeteries to the balance of municipalities. An important innovation will be the free allocation of burial sites. It is planned to streamline activities in this area.
In particular, the specific distances between the graves and the size of the tombstones will be determined. The execution of the Cabinet decision will begin after the cemeteries transfer process to the municipalities is completed. -06D--
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