Society / Garden

An elite residential complex is being built next to a cemetery in the village of Orto-Sai.

How did the city hall and the Ministry of Construction allow this construction? In the territory of the village of Orto-Sai, located near Bishkek, the construction of a premium-class residential complex consisting of nine blocks has begun, in close proximity to a cemetery. Deputy of the Bishkek City Council Zhanibek Asanbekov expressed concern about possible violations and threats to the health of future residents. “How could the city hall, the Ministry of Construction, and other regulatory

04.03.2026, 09:07

Society / Garden

Beggars with Children on Orto-Sai: Reader Demands Response from the Ministry of Internal Affairs

A regular reader of VB.KG contacted the editorial office with concern about the increasing number of women with small children engaged in begging in the Orto-Sai market area. She noted that almost every ten meters, such women can be seen asking for alms while holding infants in their arms.

05.02.2026, 10:09

Society / Garden

Taxi drivers and residents of Jalal-Abad were informed about migration requirements at the checkpoints of Ken-Sai, Bek-Abad, and Madaniyat.

In the Jalal-Abad region, events were held to inform the population about migration rules. This was reported by the press service of the regional police department. According to the department, during these events, discussions were organized with local residents and taxi drivers at the checkpoints of Ken-Sai, Bek-Abad, and Madaniyat, located in the region.

02.02.2026, 20:19

Society / Garden

Kadji-Sai, Tuya-Moyun, Kyzyl-Djar: IAEA on New Uranium Risks in Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgyzstan has become a key element of the new strategy of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) concerning the reclamation of uranium sites in Central Asia for the years 2025-2030. This plan was presented at the meeting of the Coordination Group on Uranium Sites (CGULS) in Tashkent last year. The document notes that significant reserves of uranium legacy, left over from the Soviet era, are concentrated in Kyrgyzstan. These sites are located in mountainous and seismically active areas,

12.01.2026, 11:57