In Bishkek, the private school "Creative Taalim" has faced serious safety issues, as reported by the city's mayor's office. On January 28, following complaints from local residents, an inspection was conducted with the participation of Deputy Mayor Victoria Mozgacheva.
As a result of the inspection, significant violations of safety standards were identified on the school premises. In particular, there was unrestricted access to the boiler room, which is classified as a high-risk area, as well as an open excavation. Other problems were also discovered, such as unsanitary conditions and a lack of fencing, which endangers the health and lives of children.
According to the information, the equipment used in the educational institution does not have gas treatment facilities for emissions produced during the burning of solid fuels, which negatively impacts the environment. The school administration has been instructed to consider the installation of modern emission treatment equipment.
Additionally, violations of fire and sanitary safety were identified in the classrooms on the third floor where lessons are held. Due to the absence of a previously issued directive, appeals will be made to the relevant state authorities and the Ministry of Education of the Kyrgyz Republic to check the school's licensing.
Following the inspection, the school administration was advised to urgently take measures to improve the condition of the premises and territory. In the near future, it is necessary to organize measures to ensure the safety of children, including fencing off hazardous areas. If the requirements are not met, actions will be taken in accordance with the law.
