Monitoring and Safety Checks of Historic Buildings Begin in Tuyserkan

Hamadan – The Deputy for Cultural Heritage of the Hamadan Provincial Cultural Heritage Department announced field inspections to monitor the restoration and safety of historic buildings and urban fabric in Tuyserkan County ahead of the cold season and rainfall.

Hamedan - The Deputy Director of Cultural Heritage of Hamedan Cultural Heritage Department announced that he conducted a field visit and monitored the restoration and safety of the fabric and historical buildings of Tuiserkan city on the eve of the cold and rainy season.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan Hamidreza Heydari, on Wednesday afternoon, he said: During the field visit and monitoring of the restoration and safety of the historic structures and monuments of Tuiserkan city, the official of the historical structure of Tuiserkan along with the official of the preservation and restoration unit of the cultural heritage deputy, while visiting the old neighborhoods and the valuable urban fabric, closely monitored the process of preservation and restoration of historical monuments.

He stated that the main purpose of this visit was to assess the possible damages caused by moisture penetration, erosion and structural destruction on the eve of the rainy season and added: During this visit, the experts carefully examined the vulnerable points, the condition of roof coverings and water channels and identified and recorded the items that needed immediate repair.

Emphasizing the necessity of preventive measures before damage occurs, the deputy of cultural heritage of Hamadan province said: due to the forecast of seasonal rains, timely action is vital to carry out emergency repairs and to secure buildings, and these monitorings help to carry out detailed planning for the protection of cultural heritages before any irreparable damage occurs.

Pointing out that the historical context of Toisarkan as the cultural identity of this region requires continuous attention and cooperation of executive bodies and private owners, Heydari stated: Based on the results of this visit, restoration projects will be prioritized and necessary files will be compiled to secure credit and implement protection operations, and periodical monitoring will continue during the rainy season.