As the deputy noted, during the administrative-territorial reform, residential areas "Muras-Ordo," "Salkyn," and the village of Ozyornoye, which is home to about 15,000 people, were added to the capital, as well as the residential area "Ak-Bosogo," with a population of around 20,000. He emphasized that access to clean drinking water is one of the basic rights of citizens. According to him, 90% of people in Bishkek have access to drinking water; however, many new buildings remain without the necessary water supply. "Without clean water, people may face serious problems, even life-threatening situations," Kydyraiev added.
In response, the director of the State Institution "Development of Drinking Water Supply and Wastewater" Azamat Shadmanov stated that water supply is a direct responsibility of local self-government. He also noted that their institution is working on various projects and programs aimed at addressing the water supply issue, and there are plans to provide residents with water.
