Since the beginning of 2025, 154 people have sought help from Family Medicine Centers in the Naryn region due to violence, which is a decrease compared to 2024, when 177 requests were recorded.
These data were presented at a meeting dedicated to the socio-economic development of the region over the past nine months.
Among the victims of domestic violence, there were 12 men and 36 women registered, while in 2024 there were 11 men and 41 women. From the educational system, 1 boy and 2 girls sought help.
87 of those who sought help (in 2024 — 101) received outpatient care, while 67 (in 2024 — 76) required inpatient treatment.
192 people (in 2024 — 185) turned to district and regional hospitals, among whom 4 men and 38 women became victims of domestic violence (in 2024: 5 men and 28 women). Additionally, 1 boy and 1 girl from educational institutions sought help. In total, 77 people (in 2024 — 89) received outpatient treatment, while 115 (in 2024 — 96) were hospitalized.
358 people (in 2024 — 359) sought forensic medical examination, victims of various forms of violence. Of these, 69 cases concerned domestic violence (in 2024 — 81), and 18 women and 1 man reported sexual violence (in 2024 — 11 women). Among the schoolchildren who sought examination, there were 5 boys and 2 girls (in 2024 — 4 boys and 2 girls).
