During meetings with voters in the capital's Leninskiy district, Jogorku Kenesh Deputy Zhanybek Abirov addressed a number of systemic problems facing residents. According to the parliamentarian, the Leninskiy district is one of the most densely populated in the country following the administrative-territorial reform, which directly impacts the load on infrastructure.
Complex Challenges of the Capital
In addition to the deficit of social facilities, such as schools, kindergartens, and playgrounds, residents pointed to other critical issues. Abirov highlighted three key areas requiring attention:
- shortage of public transport
- air pollution
- traffic congestion
The deputy noted that the Bishkek Mayor's Office has already adopted a special program to address these issues. However, he emphasized that instant changes should not be expected, as the problems are complex in nature. In particular, resolving traffic congestion depends not only on the authorities but also on compliance with traffic rules by both residents and visitors to the capital.
Context
Bishkek's Leninskiy district is one of the largest in terms of population in Kyrgyzstan. Zhanybek Abirov is a deputy of the Jogorku Kenesh of the Kyrgyz Republic of the VII and VIII convocations.
