Zamirbek Kochorbaev, who previously headed the Kyrk Choro movement, presented information to President Sadyr Japarov about the situation in Kaindy village in Talas region. According to him, the village is seeing a significant decline in the number of families. In recent years the number of families has decreased from 90 to 54.
Problems in Kaindy village and restrictions on business
Besides the demographic changes, Kochorbaev pointed to the problem of unemployment and the state of the road infrastructure. In addition, serious obstacles have arisen in the tourism sector. The former Kyrk Choro head said that despite investments of 4.5 million som, implementation of the tourism project has been put at risk by the river's water protection zone.
Background
Zamirbek Kochorbaev previously led the Kyrk Choro movement, which drew public attention because of incidents linked to raids on nightclubs in Kyrgyzstan.
