The demolition of "Khrushchevka" will begin in the First Baku district, which is stipulated by the Cabinet of Ministers decree of March 10. Demolition will be carried out to improve housing conditions and ensure the safety of residents, and in their place will be built high-rise buildings. Demolition and construction is entrusted to the Ministry of Emergency Situations. This department was instructed to prepare works on the drafting of the feasibility study of the project and Coordinate it with the State Committee for Construction and Architecture and the City Hall of Baku. The work is expected to be carried out at the expense of private companies and loans.
The Ministry of Emergency Situations has been instructed to assist construction companies in acquiring land plots owned and used by individuals and legal entities. Citizens will be provided with apartments in new houses with a living area of 10% higher than the current apartment.
The interestst of owners of non-residential property will be taken into account. They will also receive by 10% more than the previous area. -06D--
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November 8 is celebrated as Victory Day in Azerbaijan. In 2020, Azerbaijan restored its territorial integrity through a 44-day war and a one-day military operation in 2023. Although a ceasefire declaration was signed between the leaders of Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Russia, a peace treaty between Baku and Yerevan has yet to be signed, even four years later.
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On Saturday, rain with heavy showers in some areas is expected in Baku and the Absheron Peninsula. There will be fog in the morning and evening, and the wind will be from the northwest. The air temperature: at night +6°C to +10°C; in the daytime +12°C to +15°C.
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A 32-year-old man, who had threatened to jump off a bridge, blocked traffic on the airport road.
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On 8 November in the capital it will be cloudy, rain is possible at night. In Apsheron, precipitation will be intense with thunderstorms. Wind is south-western, in the morning a slight fog.
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