️ Tashkent has summarized the results of its preparations for the autumn-winter season and efforts to ensure stable operation of communal and energy infrastructure. As part of the large-scale campaign "Actual 40 Days," the city cleaned 2,000 kilometers of irrigation canals of debris and planted 500,000 saplings of fruit, ornamental trees, and flowers.

️ Significant attention was paid to restoring and modernizing power grids in problematic locations. In 114 mahallas where power supply disruptions had previously occurred, new transformers were installed, and another 443 facilities were repaired. Additionally, specialists replaced 600 kilometers of power transmission lines and repaired 2,500 lighting poles.

️ Measures to curb illegal resource consumption and introduce energy-saving technologies yielded a tangible economic effect. In one month, the capital managed to save 11 million kilowatt-hours of electricity and 10 million cubic meters of natural gas. Losses in electrical and gas networks decreased by almost 1%.

️ Responsible officials were instructed to continue systematic work to identify illegal constructions and unauthorized connections to networks, ensuring the rule of law.

️ At a meeting with the President of Uzbekistan, it was emphasized that the tasks reviewed using the Almazar district as an example are equally relevant for all districts of Tashkent, after which reports from hokims and relevant heads were heard.

Source: podrobno.uz