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One and a half hundred buildings to be demolished in Minsk

Minsk continues its work with dilapidated, neglected, and unused buildings that may pose a danger to city residents. The issue of demolishing such structures was discussed at a meeting led by the Chairman of the Minsk City Executive Committee, Vladimir Kukharev, writes "Minsk-Novosti" agency.

The main facade of the building at Petrusia Brouki, 5, which has now been demolished. Photo: tut.by. To clear the site for a new medical facility, a unique building from the 1930s, designed by a French architect, had to be stripped of its protected status.

Six buildings slated for demolition have been included in the capital's investment program for 2026. After the demolition of these structures, the territories must be brought into proper sanitary condition.

Two such buildings, it is reported, have already been demolished. One of them was located in the area of Petrusia Brouki Street (the former regional children's hospital building), the other — on Rabkarauka Street (a "Stalinka" in the style of Soviet classicism). Work is currently underway on a site on Inžynernaja Street and on another building on Petrusia Brouki Street. By the end of the year, authorities plan to demolish two more dilapidated structures.

In total, after inspections conducted in various districts of Minsk, 151 problematic buildings have been identified. According to city authorities, all these structures are unsuitable for further use, and therefore it is impractical to preserve them.

Officials name the safety and comfort of residents as the main priority in bringing order. Neglected buildings, they say, not only detract from the city's appearance but can also pose a real danger to children and adults.

Separately, the meeting addressed the issue of maintaining buildings and structures that have not been used for a long time. According to the Minsk City Department of Emergency Situations, 52 such objects are on the relevant register.

Comments2

  • Ага
    14.08.2026
    "Занядбаныя будынкі, маўляў, не толькі пагаршаюць выгляд горада, але і могуць уяўляць рэальную небяспеку для дзяцей і дарослых"

    А што замест?
    Знясьці можна хоць усе будынкі краіны, але навошта?
    Або сербы ўсё будуюць бяспечна ды прыгожа, так?
    Або гэта толькі фенамен НБ што нейкая панэлька за кальцом даражэй?
    Або мабыць справа ў тым, як будынкі сталі занядбанымі ды аварыйнымі, калі ўлады павінны былі кантралюваць гэта?
    Асабліва калі будынак мае быць пытаннем да ўласніка... дык а чыі будынкі зняслі, га?

    Так многа пытанняў, так мала адказаў...
  • Кол
    14.08.2026
    Цяпер гэта будзе звычайная практыка, бо свабодных тэрыторыяў пад забудову ў горадзе не засталося.

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