During the inspection, it was established that the market does not meet the established sanitary, veterinary, and infrastructure standards, making it unsuitable for the keeping and sale of agricultural animals.
“We have recorded unsatisfactory sanitary conditions, the absence of necessary conditions for compliance with veterinary norms, as well as a lack of basic sanitary and household conditions and drainage systems. These deficiencies may pose a threat to the health of both animals and humans,” the statement said.
Despite the fact that the market operates on a commercial basis, no measures have been taken to improve its infrastructure and bring it into compliance with requirements,” the authorities added.
As part of the continuation of the trip, the envoy inspected a new plot of land that has been allocated for the construction of a new livestock market. It is specified that a project has already been developed for this area, which provides for the creation of a modern market that meets all sanitary and veterinary norms.
To ensure continuous operation and convenience for farmers, A. Osmonov instructed to organize a temporary trading area on this territory within two to three weeks, with the minimally necessary conditions and veterinary control. At the same time, construction work will begin on this site for the erection of the new livestock market in accordance with the approved project.
The existing market will continue its operations until the construction of the new facility is completed, in order to avoid disruptions in functioning and ensure a smooth transition to a modern format.
“These measures will create safe and proper conditions for farmers and agricultural animals, as well as gradually bring the activities of livestock markets in the Jayyl district up to established standards,” the envoy's office noted.
