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The May River is eroding the bank in the village of Dzhigda, threatening residential buildings.
The Maya River is intensively washing away the bank, posing a threat of destruction to residential buildings in the village of Dzhigda. According to the governor, it is inappropriate to build a protective structure there, because it is difficult and expensive to bring building materials to the village. Therefore, it was decided to resettle people to safer places.
“The municipality has already purchased several apartments in Nelkana and Ayan, but not all people wanted to change their place of residence. So that they can stay in their native village, we will build new houses in Dzhigda according to the regional program for wooden housing construction and the program for integrated development of territories,” Demeshin wrote in his channel on the Max platform.
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Construction of new houses and resettlement of residents in Jigda, Nelkana and Ayana
Very likely · Within months

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