According to information provided by Kaktus.media, Abytov's release from his position was at his own request. He was appointed to this post in 2019.
At the meeting of the collegium, the Mayor of Bishkek, Aibek Junushaliev, shared ambitious plans for improving the road and transport infrastructure. According to him, in 2026, the capital will see the construction and reconstruction of 119 kilometers of roads and bridges, which includes: 19 kilometers of new road surfaces; 100 kilometers of existing roads that will be updated; 6 new bridges; 1 road interchange funded from the local budget. Additionally, plans include the construction of 28
During the meeting held by the city hall, results were summarized regarding the construction and improvement of road infrastructure for the year 2025. According to information from the department, the reconstruction of the "Alga" sports complex has been successfully completed, significantly improving the conditions for training and holding sports events. A small arena accommodating 5,000 spectators ("Zhashtyk") has also been built at the D. Omurzakov stadium, the pedestal
An interesting situation has been recorded in Russia, where a neural network designed for interaction with clients of the housing and utilities sector acquired skills in using profanity within just a month of operation. Mikhail Viktorov, president of the National Association of Organizations Engaged in Information Modeling, reported that developers had to retrain the system after it began using inappropriate language. “The situation is quite amusing. The neural network learns based on
On February 12, the mayor of Bishkek, Aibek Junushaliev, announced the development of a new general plan for the capital, covering the period until 2050. According to him, the final approval of the document is scheduled for 2026. The goal of the general plan is to organize the city's development, implement modern urban planning solutions, create safe and comfortable living conditions, and improve the quality of life for its residents. “Last year, extensive research was conducted on
Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), also known as pre-exposure prophylaxis (PEP), is one of the modern methods of protection against HIV that has scientific justification. The Ministry of Health's press service provided detailed information on who needs it and how to obtain it in Kyrgyzstan. Who can benefit from PrEPThis prevention method is recommended for the following categories of people:
In the capital of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, a new amusement park called "Asman Park" is set to open on a day dedicated to the protection of children. This information was announced in a letter sent by the city hall to the deputy of the Jogorku Kenesh, Dastan Bekeshov. Photo courtesy of the Bishkek city hall press service. Illustration of the "Asman Park" project According to information provided by the city hall, "Asman Park" will be a modern public space that includes
Photo of the Bishkek City Hall A recent video that appeared on social media captured workers from the municipal enterprise "Tazalyk" shooting dogs on one of the streets of the capital. This caused a wide public outcry and condemnation from users. In response to public discontent, the Bishkek city hall clarified that the shooting was carried out in accordance with a decision made by the Lenin District Administration on February 11. According to official information, there were over 30
According to a new scientific report from the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation (UNSCEAR), natural background radiation is the primary source of exposure for people worldwide. The recently published document emphasizes that it is natural sources of ionizing radiation, such as radon, thoron, cosmic rays, and naturally occurring radioactive materials in soil and food, that account for the majority of population exposure. In contrast, anthropogenic sources of
During the events dedicated to the start of the second stage of the information caravan on the prevention of violence against children, Asel Chynbaeva, the Commissioner for Children's Rights of the Kyrgyz Republic, participated. According to information from the government press service, the events took place in four general education schools in the Kochkor district of the Naryn region. About 450 schoolchildren and 280 parents participated in these events.
Next week, the Jogorku Kenesh will address the issue of appointing a new head of the State Committee for National Security. The candidacy of Jumgalbek Shabdanbekov was submitted for approval on February 11. This issue will be discussed at the meeting of the committee on international affairs, security, defense, and migration, which will take place on Monday, February 16.
Citizens holding category B and C licenses need to pass a practical exam to obtain subcategory B1 or C1 certificates, as reported by the State Center for Vehicle Registration and Driver Licensing. Additionally, if a driver with a category B license wants to upgrade their category, for example, to C or D, they will need to undergo retraining, which lasts three months.
In Bishkek, under the leadership of Mayor Adylbek Kasymaliev, a board meeting was held to summarize the results of the city's socio-economic development for 2025 and to determine tasks for 2026. According to the city hall, the first deputy mayor, Mirlanbek Baigonchokov, reported on the completed work within the framework of the reform of administrative-territorial structure and digitalization.
More than 200 people from the Issyk-Ata, Chui, and Kemin districts, as well as the cities of Tokmok and Kant, participated in the event organized in the Chui region. The participants focused on the socio-economic problems of the region.
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According to information from the Call Center Kaktus.media, residents of the capital are expressing dissatisfaction regarding the puddles that have formed. The accumulated water on the roads poses a danger to both pedestrians and drivers. City dwellers are demanding that the authorities organize water pumping and address the issue of improving drainage, which is unable to handle the volume of water. One local resident said: "Cars are sinking on Deng Xiaoping Street in the 'Akuna'
41-year-old Rakhmat Tokonov has gone missing in Bishkek. According to his relatives, he left his office in a furniture workshop located in the GES-2 area on the night of February 2 to 3 around 1 AM. Unfortunately, he never made it back to his apartment in the "Bakay-Ata" residential area. Rakhmat's family has already contacted the police and is actively seeking help from concerned citizens. If anyone has information about his whereabouts, please report it to the following phone
Candidates will only undergo computer testing The Ministry of Education has presented a new draft resolution for public discussion, according to which the appointment of directors of schools and kindergartens will be simplified — now there will be no interviews.
The Ministry of Education has initiated a competition to fill vacant director positions in 206 schools across the country. The competition will be held in the following regions:
The Jogorku Kenesh approved a bill regarding gender quotas in public service at its meeting on February 12. During the third reading, amendments were made to several laws aimed at improving gender equality. According to the new provisions, when appointing members of the government, the rule must be followed that no more than 70% of candidates can be of the same gender. These same conditions apply to the selection of judges for the Constitutional, Supreme, and local courts. In addition, similar
A raid called "Den" was conducted According to the press service of the Sverdlovsk district police, during the inspection, it was revealed that several private houses and apartments on Mayakovsky Street in Bishkek are operating as mini-hotels, providing daily rental services.
In Kyrgyzstan, there are about 60 radioactive tailings storage facilities that have become a legacy of the Soviet era. This was announced at a briefing dedicated to disaster prevention and plans for 2026 by the Deputy Minister of Emergency Situations Azamat Mambetov. He noted that the reclamation of tailings storage facilities is being carried out with the support of international partners, including the Russian state corporation "Rosatom".
The Ministry of Education of the Kyrgyz Republic has announced a competition for filling vacant positions of heads of state and municipal educational institutions. There are 206 vacant director positions in the republic, distributed as follows:
According to Aibek Kochorbaev, Talas will receive 1 billion 90 million soms from the presidential stabilization fund. “Previously, public transport issues in our city were quite relevant. Of the allocated amount, 180 million soms will be directed towards the purchase of electric buses. Recently, the city administration and the regional leadership signed an agreement in China to acquire 30 buses. Since funds are still limited, part of the transport will be acquired through leasing,” he added.