As part of the ongoing efforts to improve urban infrastructure, all these objects were dismantled and cleared.
According to Nurlanbekov, about 3,500 of the identified objects are temporary and lightweight structures, such as fences, kiosks, and trade pavilions. In addition, around 750 capital structures were dismantled during the specified period, which had been built in violation of regulations and without the necessary permits.
He also noted that in order to align the external appearance of the capital with the current design code, work was carried out to dismantle illegal advertising structures.
“In total, over nine months, 3,278 advertising banners that did not meet the established requirements were removed,” he added.
