She noted that in the village of Kerege-Tash, children are forced to receive education in a residential house that is used as an educational institution.
“The condition of the school leaves much to be desired. The use of a residential house for educational purposes does not meet sanitary standards and educational requirements,” Talieva emphasized.
According to her, there is no kindergarten in this village, which negatively affects the children's preparedness for school. Local residents are urgently requesting the construction of an elementary school and a kindergarten.
The deputy also mentioned that the residents of Kerege-Tash want to be granted the status of a border settlement.
In the village of Muras, Talieva stated the need for the opening of an emergency medical service point, as the settlement is located about 40 km from the center of the ayil okmotu, and residents face difficulties in obtaining medical assistance in emergencies. She added that there is a suitable building for such a point, but the issue of providing medications needs to be resolved.
Additionally, the deputy emphasized the necessity of constructing a new building for the family doctors' group No. 10, as the current premises are in unsatisfactory condition.
One of the problems mentioned by Talieva was the delay in salary payments to workers involved in the construction of a sports complex in one of the villages of the Leilek district. She requested that this situation be taken under control.
The deputy also reported the need to drill two wells in the village of Bauyl in the Leilek ayil aimak, where there is a severe shortage of water.
In conclusion, Talieva noted that attention is required to the condition of the building of the family doctors' center No. 18 in the village of Jashtyk.
