Kyrgyz authorities issue housing documents to residents of kara-jantak

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Local officials in the Batken region of Kyrgyzstan issued 295 state housing acts to residents of Kara-Jantak.
The village joined Kyrgyzstan following the delimitation and demarcation of the border with Uzbekistan. Residents previously received passports confirming their citizenship in the Kyrgyz Republic. Officials and government agency representatives oversaw the distribution of these new housing documents to the community. The government is currently upgrading the infrastructure for the village, which houses about 1,200 people.
Workers are building a 14-kilometer water supply system to provide clean drinking water. Additionally, authorities are implementing a project to create an irrigation system for the area.
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