He noted that many parents are willing to purchase textbooks themselves, but currently, the literature is not available.
Atazhanov called on officials to urgently address this issue.
In addition, the deputy made a request for the construction of a new school in the village of Jenish, as the existing educational institution "Yntymak," opened in 1962, is unable to cope with the large number of students. Currently, students are forced to study in 2-3 shifts.
He also urged attention to be paid to providing the residents of the villages Umay Ene and Kyrgyz Kyshtak with quality drinking water.
