In the Nauryzbay district of Almaty, the landscaping of a new 1-hectare park near Alem Park is nearing completion. The area is designed for family leisure, walks, and recreational activities for residents.

The main focus has been on greenery. The park features 200 large trees, 85 coniferous trees, around 30,000 shrubs, and 1,500 roses. An automated irrigation system is installed to maintain the plants.

The park is equipped with walking paths, benches, and lighting. It also includes a fountain, the 'Otbası' composition, pergolas, and a children's playground.

This new public space will become another well-equipped recreational area in the Nauryzbay district, expanding the city's green areas. The work is at the final stage, with the park set to open to the residents in the coming days.

reported by ЖКХ24 citing the official website of the Almaty City Akimat.

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Kazakhstan has completed the upgrade of over 17,000 kilometers of power lines in preparation for the autumn-winter period. This year, planned capital repair works on electrical networks were executed, which will enhance the reliability of power supply.

A total of 17.1 thousand km of power transmission lines, 444 substations, and more than 3.4 thousand distribution and transformer units were repaired. These works were carried out across all regions of the country to ensure the stable operation of the energy system during the autumn-winter load.

The largest volume of repairs was recorded in the Akmola region, where more than 2.6 thousand kilometers of power transmission lines, 49 substations, and 555 distribution and transformer units were repaired.

In the Pavlodar region, major repairs were completed on 2,444 km of power transmission lines, 52 substations, and 609 distribution and transformer units. In the Zhambyl region, over 1.8 thousand kilometers of power transmission lines, 63 substations, and 316 distribution and transformer units were repaired.

The implementation of the repair campaign ensures the readiness of the power network to handle the heating season. The State Energy Supervision and Control Committee of the Ministry of Energy continues to monitor the reliability of power facilities throughout the heating season.

reports Housing and Utilities 24, citing the website of the Ministry of Energy.

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