In her speech, she also addressed the issue of providing equipment for the local government of the Kok-Jar ayil okmotu. According to her, as a result of the administrative reform, three ayil okmotus were merged, which now has a population of over 35,000 people. However, despite the increased population, local authorities are facing a shortage of specialized equipment. The delegate requested the provision of an excavator and waste collection vehicles to address this issue.
Additionally, Buzainap noted that there is a problem with access to clean drinking water in the merged villages. Currently, the water source is a well, but this is insufficient. She proposed to lay a water pipeline from the Chilli-Sai River to Taldy-Bulak, which would supply water to three villages at once.
The delegate also reported difficulties with the irrigation of agricultural lands in the village of Kyzyl-Teyit. According to her data, about 90 hectares of land remain unused due to a lack of water. In this regard, she called for measures to improve water supply and irrigation.
