According to the agency, the avalanche-prone sections of the roads include:
- Too-Ashuu Pass on the Bishkek – Osh highway (121–138 km), Chychkan Gorge, and Ala-Bel Pass (198–265 km);
- The section Myrzake – Kara-Kulja – Alayku (55–115 km);
- Chapchyma Pass on the Ala-Buka – Kanysh-Kiya route (45–112 km);
- The road Krasnaya-Gorka – Ak-Tash (0–3 km);
- The section Sary-Tash – Daroot-Korgon – Karamyk (97–98 km);
- Dolon Pass on the Bishkek – Naryn – Torugart route (292–305 km);
- The road Aral – Min-Kush (1–14 km);
- The section Aral – Suusamyr (8–21 km);
- Kok-Art Pass on the Balykchy – Kazarman – Jalal-Abad route (326–349 km);
- The section Karakol – Enilchek (45–90 km, Chon-Ashuu Pass).
There is a likelihood of avalanches, snow drifts, ice formation, and reduced visibility in the listed areas.
Drivers are advised to maintain a distance of at least 500 meters between vehicles, strictly follow the instructions of road services, and, if possible, avoid traveling through mountain passes on the specified days.
Experts warn that under changing weather conditions, the likelihood of emergencies on high-altitude roads significantly increases.
