Infrastructure development and improvement works are being carried out in stages in Bereke microdistrict to create a comfortable and safe environment for residents. As the area continues to grow, particular attention is being paid to road quality, street lighting, and the development of public spaces.
The main road infrastructure works have been completed. Asphalt has been laid and road markings have been applied. In response to residents’ requests, an additional street has been constructed near the comfortable school. The remaining work includes laying paving slabs over an area of approximately 1,000 square metres, installing road signs, and cleaning the surrounding area.
Street lighting installation is also underway. A total of 425 lighting poles are being installed throughout the microdistrict. The work is scheduled to be completed by the end of November this year. This will improve street lighting and help ensure residents can move around safely after dark.
Further improvements to the microdistrict’s streets are planned for 2027. These include the installation of bus shelters, benches, waste bins, and small architectural features.
The comprehensive development of Bereke microdistrict will continue. Efforts to improve road quality, enhance street lighting, and upgrade public spaces are aimed at improving residents’ quality of life and creating a more comfortable urban environment.
