Nine new facilities for police officers opened in Batken region to mark the 102nd anniversary of the militia

As part of the celebration of the 102nd anniversary of the Kyrgyz militia, nine new facilities for internal affairs officers have been commissioned in Batken region. It is reported that the construction of these facilities was carried out with the support of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic, Sadyr Japarov, and on the initiative of the Minister of Internal Affairs, militia Colonel-General Ulan Niyazbekov.

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1. Nine New Police Facilities Opened in Batken Region for 102nd Anniversary
2. Nine new facilities for internal affairs officers were commissioned in Batken region to mark the 102nd anniversary of the Kyrgyz militia. The opening ceremony was attended by President Sadyr Japarov.
3. New facilities opened across several districts:: Kadamjai district: Iskhak-Polotkhan rural police department; Kadamjai district: Burgondu rural police department; Batken city: Precincts in Ak-Tash and Kyzyl-Zhol; Batken district: Precinct in Ravat; Ak-Turpak village: Precinct
4. The construction was supported by President Sadyr Japarov and initiated by the Minister of Internal Affairs, Colonel-General Ulan Niyazbekov. All new precincts are fully equipped for officers and their families.
5. A solemn ceremony to open nine new facilities for employees of the internal affairs bodies was held in Batken region to mark the 102nd anniversary of the Kyrgyz militia. The ceremony was attended by Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov.

New facilities for law enforcement agencies

The opening of the new police precincts and district police departments covered several districts of the region. In Kadamjai district, the Iskhak-Polotkhan rural police department and the Burgondu rural police department named after Janikul Sadirov were opened.

• A police precinct in administrative area No. 6 of the village of Orozbekovo
• A police precinct in administrative area No. 7 of the village of Kara-Zhantak
• In the city of Batken, police precincts have opened in administrative area No. 7 of Ak-Tash and administrative area No. 3 of Kyzyl-Zhol
• In Batken district, a police precinct has been commissioned in administrative area No. 32 of Ravat and a police precinct in administrative area No. 11 of the village of Ak-Turpak
• In Leilek district, a rural police department has opened in the village of Katran

It was noted that all the new police precincts are equipped to accommodate officers together with their families. They are provided with all necessary conditions and furniture and are already ready for work.