During the Jogorku Kenesh session on November 11, the issue of holding those responsible for the rescue operation in Ala-Archa accountable was raised. Deputy Ulukbek Karybek uulu proposed officially requesting information from the Ministry of Emergency Situations regarding the measures taken to rescue the child.
Allegations of negligence and demands to revise regulations
The parliamentarian pointed to potential negligence by agency employees, noting communication problems and response delays. According to him, rescuers lacked radios, making rapid coordination impossible.
"The Ministry of Emergency Situations' technical regulations must also be revised: when a child is in an unsafe position, everyone must deploy immediately, without waiting a day or two for a helicopter and additional crews. [...] This case must serve as a lesson for everyone"
The deputy also raised questions regarding the availability of crews capable of flying at night or in poor weather conditions and demanded a minute-by-minute report on the agency's actions after receiving notification of the incident at 7:00 PM.
Formation of a commission and prosecutor's office work
To conduct a detailed analysis of the situation, Deputy Ulugbek Ormonov proposed forming a special commission. Speaker of Parliament Marlen Mamataliiev, representing the 'Eldik' group, stated that the matter is already being addressed.
According to the Speaker, a commission including representatives from the General and Military Prosecutor's Offices is already functioning. Previously, Deputy Nurbek Sydygaliev, who has experience working with the Ministry of Emergency Situations, pointed to potential violations of several laws during this operation.
Once the commission completes its work, the results will be reviewed by the relevant committee or at a plenary session of parliament.
