According to the results of the first inspection, as previously reported by Turmush, sanitary doctors established that in one of the stores, the seller violated storage rules and cut the sandwiches before selling them. Specialists believed that this could have been the cause of the poisoning.
According to him, the owner of "Tamshan" disagreed with the conclusions of the Osh City Sanitary and Epidemiological Service and requested a repeated inspection in the Kara-Suu District. "The results of the repeated analysis showed that the indicator of KMAFAnM (which characterizes the total microbial content in the product) was exceeded in the sandwich composition, and bacteria from the group of enterobacteriaceae (BGKP) and Staphylococcus aureus were also detected. The entrepreneur was fined 23,000 soms, and production was temporarily suspended. Sanitary treatment was carried out at the enterprise, and all employees underwent medical examinations," Daminov reported.
As specified by the sanitary doctor of the food department of the Kara-Suu Center for Sanitary and Epidemiological Service, Gulzada Narmata, the inspection of the "Tamshan" enterprise was conducted on October 12. "Production was closed for 3–4 days for complete sanitary treatment. On October 16, the enterprise resumed operations. A total of 14 employees work there. All underwent medical examinations, and one of the workers was found to have staphylococcus; he was sent for treatment and temporarily suspended from work," Narmata informed.
The administration of the enterprise confirmed that production was temporarily suspended for disinfection. Currently, the enterprise is operating again, and sandwiches have been produced for 2–3 days.
of the Kanybek Altybaev School. This was reported to Turmush by the city Center for Sanitary and Epidemiological Surveillance.
On October 10, Turmush reported that seven 7th-grade students from school No. 14 named after Kanybek Altybaev were poisoned by sandwiches and were hospitalized. Anara Askarova mentioned that her daughter also ate a sandwich and lost consciousness during physical education class on the same day.
According to Askarova, there are two small shops in front of the school that sell chalap and sandwiches. The sandwiches are even cut in half and sold that way. They are not stored in the refrigerator. During physical education class, the girl began to have convulsions and fell. While the teacher was taking her into the classroom, a second girl fell, and then a third. Five were immediately taken to intensive care. At that time [October 10, 2025], the condition of one of the schoolgirls was assessed as serious.
