According to him, there is only one school operating in the village, which is insufficient. Moreover, the building does not meet seismic requirements, necessitating an expert assessment. "We are working with the mayor's office, but they claim there is no land available for new construction. As a result, children have to travel to the center, which is a serious problem," he noted.
Abirov also reported on plans to construct 20 new schools, emphasizing that it would be reasonable to build one of them specifically in Orok to reduce the burden on the transportation infrastructure and spare children from traveling to the center.
In response to these remarks, the head of the Cabinet of Ministers, Adylbek Kasymaliev, noted that the construction of 20 schools is planned; however, the Ministry of Education determines their locations.
