She noted that the management plans to close this market, while the traders have not received any proposals for a new location to conduct their business. This creates serious risks for the financial well-being of many families dependent on this trade.
“People are asking for an alternative place to work, and only after that should a decision be made to close the mini-market,” the deputy emphasized.
In addition to this, Gulsunkan Junushalieva also addressed the issue of the lack of irrigation water in the village of Cholpon in the Kochkor district. She pointed out that farmers have been facing difficulties in irrigating their crops for many years, and this problem has existed since the Soviet era.
