Illegal Buildings Demolished in Qyzylorda Following City Crackdown

Illegal Construction Crackdown in Qyzylorda: City Officials Target Unauthorized Buildings A special commission in Qyzylorda, Kazakhstan, is actively addressing illegal construction projects within the city. The initiative, launched under the mayor's orders, has already identified several violations. One example is the "Nurmagambet" cafe, which was built without the necessary permits. The commission has forwarded the case to the regional Department of Architecture and Urban Planning for appropriate action. Another case involves the "Soho" restaurant. Inspectors discovered that the restaurant's second-floor terrace was constructed illegally, without following building regulations. The restaurant management has received a warning, and the matter has been reported to the relevant authorities. The owner of the "Loft" restaurant also faces action for building a street cafe without the necessary land and construction permits. Dinmukhambet Sirlybaev, head of the city's Department of Architecture and Urban Planning, stated, "We've identified 158 such illegal constructions so far." The commission continues its work daily, aiming to ensure compliance with building regulations and protect the city's infrastructure. This proactive approach highlights the city's commitment to responsible urban development and the rule of law.