During the consideration of 'miscellaneous' items, Jogorku Kenesh deputies raised several problems concerning the lives of citizens in remote areas and the capital. The discussion focused on the need to build pedestrian crossings, expand educational institutions, and verify the legality of construction in Bishkek.
Social facilities and medicine
Deputy Taalaibek Sarybashov, representing the eighth district, voiced requests from residents of Bash-Bulak and Furkat villages in the Kara-Suu district for the construction of underground pedestrian crossings near schools as part of road projects. He also emphasized the importance of providing medical institutions in high-altitude and hard-to-reach areas with qualified specialists.
The problem of school overcrowding was raised by Deputy Azizbek Abdullaev. He proposed including the construction of an additional building for School No. 15, named after Z. M. Babur, in the Aravan district in next year's capital investment plan.
School No. 15 overcrowding
Construction in Bishkek and logistics
Gulnara Akimbaeva, Chair of the Committee on Constitutional Legislation, urged the Prosecutor General's Office and the Ministry of Construction, Architecture, Construction and Housing and Communal Services of Kyrgyzstan to inspect the legality of the residential complex construction at: 5 Gertsen St., Bishkek. The parliamentarian pointed out the need to verify permit documents and the project's compliance with the law, suggesting the option of suspending works.
Additionally, during the meeting, issues regarding the responsibility of ambulance drivers for speeding during calls were discussed, and Deputy Jailyobay Nyshanov conveyed a request from residents of the Ala-Bukinsky district for the construction of a logistics center.
