Twenty service vehicles were handed over to medical institutions in the Naryn region to address the shortage of transportation and strengthen the material and technical base of hospitals. The handover ceremony took place with the participation of Kamchybek Tashiev, Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Chairman of the State National Security Committee, as reported by the press service of the agency.
The vehicles were distributed among the main medical institutions in the region, including maternity wards and primary healthcare centers. The Naryn Regional Unified Hospital and the At-Bashinsky District Center for General Medical Practice named after B. Shameev received three vehicles each. An equivalent number of vehicles was handed over to the Ak-Talinsky and Jumgal District Centers for General Medical Practice. The Kochkor Center was allocated two vehicles.
The Naryn Regional Family Medicine Center, which serves the city of Naryn and neighboring districts, received four vehicles. One vehicle each was allocated to the Naryn Regional Tuberculosis Control Center and the Naryn Regional Bureau of Forensic Medical Examination.
During the handover of the vehicles, Kamchybek Tashiev emphasized that the state should pay special attention to the healthcare system. He stressed that providing medical institutions with the necessary resources directly affects the quality and speed of medical assistance to the population.
Tashiev also noted that each vehicle handed over should be used for its intended purpose and serve to protect the health of citizens, adding that the health of the population is a crucial factor for the sustainable development of the country.
Previously, there was a severe shortage of service vehicles in the Naryn region, which hindered the timely provision of medical assistance, especially in remote and hard-to-reach settlements.
