Praise from the Russian press for the construction campaign of the century: "The first village houses were delivered to their rightful owners on the 45th day."

KP.ru, the digital platform of Komsomolskaya Pravda, one of Russia's largest media organizations and has been broadcasting for 101 years, carried the Construction Campaign of the Century as its headline. It is stated in the news that the works carried out under the coordination of the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change are not limited to residences only; It was stated that it included infrastructure, schools, commercial areas and historical centers of cities affected by the earthquake.

EMPHASIS WAS MADE ON CONSTRUCTION SPEED: 23 HOUSES PER HOUR, 550 HOUSES PER DAY

It was pointed out that the reconstruction process had started while the debris removal works were continuing, and said, "The foundations of the first permanent houses were laid on the 15th day. The first village houses in rural areas were delivered to their beneficiaries on the 45th day. With the expansion of the work, construction activities were carried out in a total of 3,481 construction sites in 174 different regions." It was stated that construction activities were carried out at a total of 3 thousand 481 construction sites in 174 different regions and approximately 200 thousand architects, engineers and construction workers were involved. It was stated that during the busiest period of the works, the total construction speed reached 23 houses per hour and 550 houses per day.

11 THOUSAND KILOMETERS OF INFRASTRUCTURE WORK

It was emphasized that the historical city centers in the earthquake area were revived and a comprehensive revival work was carried out, especially in Hatay. It was stated that the area where the Historical Uzun Bazaar is located in Hatay, Kurtuluş Street, the Historical Parliament building and the structures along the Asi River were reconstructed. Mentioning that similar projects have been implemented in the central regions of Malatya, Kahramanmaraş and Adıyaman; It was explained that residences, commercial areas, offices and public buildings were rebuilt simultaneously in these regions. It was noted in the news that the Ministry carried out infrastructure work of more than 11 kilometers, including drinking water, sewerage and rainwater networks in 11 provinces.

GIANT WASHTIMES AND ISKENDERUN BEACH PROJECT WERE EXPLAINED

The Russian media organization underlined that Malatya İkizce, where Turkey's largest construction sites are located, İndere in Adıyaman, Dikmece in Hatay and Altınova in Kahramanmaraş have turned into satellite cities. Works on the Iskenderun coast, where an 80-centimeter collapse occurred during the earthquake, were also covered in the news. It was emphasized that the coast was reorganized with the project covering 3.5 kilometers of coastline and an area of ​​303 thousand square meters.

TRANSFORMATION OF DEBRIS WASTE EXPLAINED

The news also mentioned the debris recycling facilities established in Hatay and Kahramanmaraş and made the following statements: With the financing of 4.83 million dollars provided by the Government of Japan, UNDP and the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change established two pilot facilities for the safe recycling of debris in Hatay and Kahramanmaraş. Within the scope of the project, three mobile crushing units were also supplied. In these facilities, hazardous materials are separated from recyclable components. The cleaned concrete waste is crushed and processed and can be reused in applications such as road base material and paving stone. According to UNDP data, the facility in Hatay has a material processing capacity of approximately 500 tons per hour.