Saturday, 17 August 2002

PLANS APPROVED FOR REBUILDING CHECHEN CAPITAL

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By empty (8/17/2002 issue of the CACI Analyst)

The Russian government has approved a plan for rebuilding Grozny over a period of five years. Chechen Prime Minister Stanislav Ilyasov said it is anticipated the city will have 600,000 residents. The more polluted areas in the west of the city will not be rebuilt, but instead a new district housing 100,000 people will be built on the southeastern outskirts.
The Russian government has approved a plan for rebuilding Grozny over a period of five years. Chechen Prime Minister Stanislav Ilyasov said it is anticipated the city will have 600,000 residents. The more polluted areas in the west of the city will not be rebuilt, but instead a new district housing 100,000 people will be built on the southeastern outskirts. On 16 August, the Energy Ministry said it will spend 150 million rubles ($4.78 million) from the export of Chechen oil on restoring public buildings in Grozny to provide temporary housing.(Interfax)
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