The car, a "Mercedes-Benz," was a gift from sponsors in honor of the 101st anniversary of the Kyrgyz police. The event, dedicated to the handover of the keys, was attended by department staff and chairpersons of the veterans' council of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
The head of the Panfilov District Department of Internal Affairs, Police Colonel Talgar Mambetkaziev, emphasized the importance of the new vehicle for the region, which is home to about 50,000 people on the border with Kazakhstan. The district employs 93 law enforcement officers who work to maintain public order and stability in the country. "Today, in honor of the 101st anniversary of our police, we received this car from sponsors," he added.
The veterans of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, also present at the event, delivered speeches emphasizing that the main task of the police is to justify the trust of society and maintain order.
As part of the celebration, Colonel Mambetkaziev presented the "Veteran of the Ministry of Internal Affairs" badge to Seyitpek Murataliev. The event concluded with a tour of the district department of internal affairs building, which is currently under renovation.
