The deputy spoke about cases where drivers are unable to find their previous owners. One example is the case of a citizen's son, who was heading to Issyk-Kul and was stopped, resulting in his car being taken to a impound lot after a check. Meanwhile, the driver was left on the street, and the vehicle, purchased by proxy, was sent for storage. There are also cars that have been sitting in these lots for several years, with maintenance costs amounting to 100-150 soms per day. Some owners believe there is no point in retrieving their cars and are turning to Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Erkebek Ashirkhodzhaev with a request for an amnesty, emphasizing that most of these cars were purchased before the procedure for issuing proxies was canceled.
