During an off-site meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh committee held at this institution, she noted that its current condition leaves much to be desired.
“During my inspection of the institute, I found that the elevators are in emergency condition, the wards are cold, and the windows and doors require urgent repairs. At the same time, about 15,000 people undergo rehabilitation here every year. The institute is unique and has highly qualified staff, so it is extremely important to provide appropriate conditions for both patients and workers,” the deputy emphasized.
According to her, this year it is possible to start repair work without significant financial investments to improve conditions for everyone who is here.
Junushalieva also appealed to the Minister of Health, asking him to visit the institute and familiarize himself with the current situation on-site.
