As clarified by the press service, the footage shows the changing rooms and storage areas of the dining room, which are temporarily not being used for their intended purposes and are serving for dismantling and repair work. Construction materials and inventory are located in these areas.
Regarding the cockroaches, representatives of the sanatorium stated that the insects were found specifically in the storage areas where repair work is taking place, and not in the visitor hall or the active kitchen. The administration noted that after the renovation is completed, a full sanitation treatment will be carried out.
Additionally, the administration reported that some individuals had contacted the deputy, and as a result of an internal investigation, these were former employees who had resigned after violations of internal regulations were identified, including those related to food storage conditions.
The "Aurora" administration also emphasized that the institution's revenues have increased: in 2023, they amounted to over 140 million soms, in 2024 — 170 million soms, and in 2025, 239 million soms are expected. This positive trend, according to them, is linked to the implementation of digital accounting and control systems, as well as the use of the funds received for modernization and repair of the infrastructure.
The management of the sanatorium added that previously unfinished facilities, Aurora Green and Aurora Plus, have been completed and put in order after being transferred to the sanatorium's balance. A video was also provided, demonstrating the progress of the repair work and the anticipated appearance of the complex after completion.
