How many percent of Tehranis live in worn-out housing? – Tejarat News
According to Tejarat News, the Director General of Roads and Urban Development of Tehran Province announced the life of 1.5 million Tehranis in worn out fabric.
Director General of Roads and Urban Development of Tehran Province stated that all natural disasters have happened in Iran throughout history and said: 1.5 million people of Tehran live in 206 thousand dilapidated license plates.
Today, January 5th, at the same time as the 19th anniversary of the Bam Earthquake and Safety Day, Khalil Mohabbatekhah stated in the closing ceremony of the “Bam Ambassador of Renovation for a Strong Iran” campaign: Our country is one of the countries where all natural disasters have occurred, and unfortunately, after All city officials and managers are surprised by any incident and are looking for a solution. If the first pillar of crisis management is preventive events before the accident.
Payment details of renovation loan in Tehran
He added: In total, since the beginning of the year, 3,780 cases have been presented to the operating banks in Tehran province, resulting in the payment of 400 billion Tomans in facilities, and other cases will be paid by the end of the year, so all the custodian institutions In particular, we want the municipalities to redouble their efforts in preparing and allocating support and incentive packages, making discounts and the necessity of compiling studies and identifying inefficient urban areas, so that we can provide a suitable platform to encourage real and legal owners and invest in worn-out structures.
The General Director of Roads and Urban Development of Tehran Province, referring to the capacity of the national housing movement in the area of regeneration, said: it is necessary for the mayors to use the law of jump in housing production; Because there are problems in the cities of Tehran province, including cities with extensive endowment or testamentary properties such as (Quds City, Golestan and Nasir Shahr). Unfortunately, these cities cannot use bank facilities due to endowments and contracts without license plates. Therefore, we hope that the mayors will use the capacity of Article 9 of the Law on Improvement and Revitalization of Dilapidated Structures and activate and revive the establishment of the document and real estate registration working group as soon as possible under the regeneration headquarters of the cities.
According to Mohabbateh Khah, we should focus all our efforts on raising the quality of people’s lives, and all the plans that are defined in the direction of development and urban development should speed up with the coordination and cooperation of people’s efforts.
He pointed out: On the occasion of the 5th of January, the anniversary of the Bam earthquake, the conference of “Ambassadors of Bam Renovation for a Strong Iran” was held for three consecutive days in Quds, Varamin and Tehran. This series of specialized meetings with the title of lessons learned from the Bam earthquake, with the presence of managers and city officials, has been well received.
The Director General of Roads and Urban Development of Tehran Province stated that the purpose of holding these meetings is to transfer the teachings of the Bam earthquake with the aim of promoting the culture of modernization, improvement and retrofitting of dilapidated and shaky units in the target cities and localities.
Source:ISNA