According to him, more than 3,000 children from these areas have to travel to schools in Bishkek every day, as the residential areas lack the necessary social infrastructure.
“There is not a single educational institution in ‘Ak-Zhar,’ not to mention other social facilities such as health posts, roads, and government institutions. I recently held an off-site meeting, to which I invited both the deputy mayor and the deputy head of the Sverdlovsk district. Unfortunately, they did not attend the meeting. Their absence violates the regulations of the Jogorku Kenesh and several other laws. In this regard, I intend to take action,” the deputy emphasized.
