A campaign has been launched to clear more than 730,000 cubic meters of rubble in Kosair and the Homs countryside.
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The campaign to remove rubble and remnants of destruction from the city of Kosair in southern Homs has been launched, as part of the project carried out by the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management in coordination with the Homs Governorate.
The project aims to improve the reality of the service in the affected areas, and to prepare them for the beginning of the infrastructure restoration stages.
The project targets 75 sites spread over 3 sectors in the Homs governorate and its rural areas, with a total amount of demolition exceeding 730 thousand cubic meters, with the implementation works continuing for 90 days according to the approved schedule.
The project includes, in addition to the removal and transportation of waste, also landfill refining works and the placing of mounds of dirt in the amount of up to 70 thousand cubic meters, which contribute to the improvement of the environmental and service situation and the organization of debris collection sites.
The Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management confirmed its commitment to legal procedures and appropriate approvals before transporting the demolition of the houses, based on a written request from property owners and the approval of the local council in the city, town or village concerned.
The procedures followed include seizing any personal property found during the demolition operations, documenting it and handing it over to its owner in the presence of the local council and the authorized authorities, or handing it over to the security authorities and the local council to monitor its return to its owner.