Juzumjan village in the Aksy district of the Jalal-Abad region is taking precautionary measures as ten families residing in a hazardous area are being temporarily relocated to a safe location due to the reactivation of an old landslide. This information was shared by the Ministry of Emergency Situations.
According to the ministry, special transportation has been allocated for the relocation of the families to a secure place, and employees from the district department of the ministry have been mobilized for this task.
In the Jalal-Abad region, there are 1,020 hazardous areas, with 1,067 families still living in these zones. Annually, during the spring-summer season, personnel from structural units issue reminders to local authorities and residents to remain vigilant.
The safety and well-being of the residents are a top priority, and proactive measures such as these relocation efforts are crucial in mitigating risks posed by natural disasters. The Ministry of Emergency Situations plays a vital role in ensuring the protection of vulnerable communities and swiftly responding to potential threats.
As the region faces the challenges of environmental hazards, cooperation between authorities, emergency services, and the local population is essential to effectively address and manage such situations. By taking proactive steps and implementing timely interventions, the impact of natural disasters can be minimized, safeguarding lives and property in the process.
