AGHDARA, Azerbaijan, January 14. An additional
30 houses are planned to be renovated this year in Childiran
village of the Aghdara district, Afat Telmangizi, spokesperson of
the Restoration, Construction and Management Service in Khankendi
city, Aghdara and Khojaly districts, told reporters today, Trend reports.


She recalled that the village had been occupied for a long time,
and the occupation ended following the anti-terror measures
conducted by the Azerbaijani Armed Forces in September 2023.


The official highlighted that prior to the occupation, the local
population had primarily engaged in animal husbandry and
agriculture. The village had once been home to essential public
services, including a school, a cultural house, a library, and a
medical station. Additionally, the area is renowned for its rich
historical heritage, hosting the 12th-century "Albanian Temple" and
the 13th-century "Red Temple" architectural monuments.


The village consists of 177 private homes, of which 69 were
found to be beyond repair, while 108 were partially salvageable. To
date, 28 homes have been fully restored and are ready for
habitation, with plans in place to restore an additional 30 homes
within this year. As of now, 13 families, comprising 48
individuals, have already returned to the village.







Restoration efforts have included the repair of two existing
transformers, as well as the complete restoration of power and gas
lines. New electricity, gas, and communication infrastructure have
been installed, while a water pump has been commissioned, and water
reservoirs with a total capacity of 190 cubic meters have been
cleaned. Additionally, a sub-artesian well has been repaired. The
restoration also extended to 8.4 kilometers of internal village
roads, and a new park has been established for the benefit of
residents.


"The restoration work is progressing rapidly to ensure the full
renovation of the village and the establishment of a comfortable
living environment for its inhabitants. The return of the
population and the revitalization of the social infrastructure
remain our top priorities," Telmangizi concluded.


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