He noted that the district is famous for its tourist appeal, and local residents are trying to enhance it by planting seedlings of nuts and poplars using the ashar method.
“However, one businessman is destroying nature by extracting sary tasha using heavy machinery. This creates serious ecological risks. We have been trying to stop his actions for over ten years. While local residents are in the midst of the fieldwork season, he continues his activities. It hurts to see our lands being destroyed! This not only threatens the ecology but could also damage the Osh — Irkeshtam road. Our region is known for equestrian tourism, as well as the ski resorts 'Ak-Kiya' and 'Chiyrichik.' All of this is at risk due to one person's greed,” the delegate said.
Additionally, he mentioned that the issue with the red books on houses has still not been resolved.
