12 Rebuilt Housing Units in Tatanak Village, Qazvin, Enter Service
Qazvin – Coinciding with the inauguration of 12 rebuilt housing units and the implementation of the Tatanak village improvement plan, the reconstruction of war-damaged areas was reviewed in the presence of the Vice President for Rural and Deprived Areas.
Qazvin- Simultaneously with the opening of 12 renovated residential units and the implementation of the Hadi project of Tetnak village, the process of reconstruction of war-damaged areas was reviewed with the presence of the vice president for rural affairs and deprived areas.
According to Mehr reporter, Hadi's plan for Tatnak village and 12 renovated residential units in this village were put into operation on Thursday afternoon in the presence of Abdul Karim Hosseinzadeh, the vice president for rural affairs and underprivileged areas, Mohammad Nozari, the governor of Qazvin and a group of provincial and city officials.
These projects have been implemented in the framework of the reconstruction of war-damaged areas, and according to the officials, they are among the first projects completed in this area at the country level, and their implementation has been completed within a few months.
Asghar Gonji, Director General of the Islamic Revolution Housing Foundation of Qazvin province, presented a report on the process of reconstruction of residential units and the implementation of Hadi Village project and said: The construction and renovation of residential units was followed up in a period of five months and before the beginning of the cold season, and the project of Village Leader was implemented with a credit amounting to 48 billion Rials within one month.
According to the announced information, a total of 30 billion Tomans have been spent for the reconstruction and construction of 12 residential units, the repair of three other units, and the completion of 13 operations related to the damaged units. Also, the implementation of Hadi village project had a budget of five billion tomans, which was financed with the participation of the Housing and Charity Foundation.
In the continuation of this ceremony, the vice president for rural affairs and deprived areas, the governor of Qazvin and other officials present spoke about the necessity of developing rural infrastructure, improving the living conditions of residents and accelerating the reconstruction of war-damaged areas.
Tatnak village is one of the functions of Dashtabi district of Boyin-Zahra city, at a distance of about 50 km from the center of this city, and 25 families live there.