The Hydrometeorological Service has identified several areas where danger exists:
- the Bishkek – Osh highway: kilometers 121–138 (Too-Ashuu), 198–255 (Ala-Bel), Chychkan section;
- the Ala-Buka – Kanysh-Kiya highway: kilometers 68–74, 86–101 (Chapchyma);
- the Krasnaya Gorka – Ak-Tash section: kilometers 0–3;
- the Myrzake – Kara-Kuldja – Alaykuu highway: kilometers 65–110;
- the Karakol – Enilchek highway: kilometers 45–90 (Chon-Ashuu);
- the Balikchi – Kazarman – Jalal-Abad highway: kilometers 326–349 (Kok-Art).
Emergency Situations specialists warn of a likely deterioration in road conditions: slippery sections, ice, and poor visibility may occur.
Drivers are strongly advised to maintain a distance of at least 500 meters, avoid overtaking, and, if possible, postpone trips on mountain roads.
The ministry urges citizens to be cautious and to follow current updates on the information.
