According to the information from the State Insurance Organization, within the framework of the housing insurance program against fires and natural disasters, 236 cases have been registered. As a result, 30 million 561 thousand 946 soms have been paid out, of which 27 million 580 thousand 319 soms were directed to the owners of 145 houses affected by fire. In comparison, in 2024, the payments amounted to 69.5 million soms, indicating an almost twofold increase in social support for the population.
Regarding compulsory motor third-party liability insurance (OSAGO), 758 insurance cases were recorded over the 11 months of 2025, with a total payout amounting to 71 million 838 thousand 635.48 soms.
The State Insurance Organization emphasizes that the state insurance system plays a key role in protecting citizens' rights and minimizing the financial consequences of emergencies. Insurance mechanisms help to quickly restore damaged property and maintain financial stability for both families and the economy as a whole.
