Work on the expansion and construction of roads continue in the village of Nardaran, said of the village Hajiaga Nuri. The new road stretches from Ovdan from Bilgah to the central square of the village "Imam Huseyn". The works in other directions continue, he said. There are no problems with the supply of gas, village, electricity and water not. However, there is dissatisfaction with the issue of compensation for the demolition of houses in an area where new roads are being laid.
"To date only 3-4 families received payment, others cannot get it. It is not clear who is to blame - "Azeryolservis" or banks.
As for the police posts at the entrances to Nardaran, they all have been removed, except two. However, shuttle buses cannot normally enter the village, although gardeners quietly go to their cars. To get to the Nardaran feast is not a problem also. However, we are waiting for the arrival of the higher officials to the village to discuss the situation further," said Hajiaga Nuri.
*On November 26, 2015 in the village of Nardaran a special operation was carried out in the course of which two policemen and 5 civilians were killed, and 68 people were arrested. After this fact was established a state of emergency in the village. Unauthorized entrance was forbidden to conduct regular searches and so forth. Later, the authorities have allocated 12million manat for the beautification of the village. -04В-
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