During the investigation, it became known that 32 administrative buildings and 5 land plots located on the territory of the regional clinical hospital in Manas, as well as hospitals in Bazar-Korgon and Kochkor-Ata, were illegally alienated and used for commercial purposes. Private medical centers, pharmacy points, and fast food outlets operated on these territories.
The GKNB emphasizes that according to Presidential Decree No. 37 dated February 16, 1995, social infrastructure facilities are not subject to privatization. Furthermore, according to Article 44 of the Land Code, buildings and structures are inextricably linked to the rights to the land plots assigned to them.
During the investigation, it was established that during the illegal use of these properties, rental payments were intentionally understated, leading to significant financial losses for the country's budget. After the return of the property to state ownership, the rental conditions were revised, significantly increasing budget revenues.
All illegally alienated buildings and land plots have been returned to the state, and the investigation is ongoing.
