Bishkek removes over 8,000 structures in nine months
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In Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, city authorities dismantled more than 8,000 structures over nine months.
Over 4,000 of these were lightweight constructions, while roughly 1,100 were permanent buildings, fences, and foundations. Another 3,300 were advertising structures. The demolitions occurred as part of several city projects. Road construction accounted for 842 removed structures, and cleanup efforts along the Ala-Archa and Alamedin rivers and the Big Chui Canal led to the removal of 56 buildings.
City officials also removed 44 structures during reconstruction of the northern bypass road. The Land Use Control Department issued over 2,100 violation notices and collected more than 161,769,000 soms in fines and land use fees. Residents submitted over 1,000 requests through the “My City” app, with 88 still being addressed.
