Information from the public was received by the Department of State Architectural and Construction Control on December 9, when residents sent a video appeal. Experts promptly went to the site and found that safety and labor protection standards were not being followed during the construction of a four-story shopping center.
An administrative act was drawn up against the company "Glav Tech Invest," imposing a fine of 200,000 soms, and the foreman received a fine of 5,500 soms. In addition, the Ministry of Construction issued a directive and temporarily halted work until the identified violations were rectified. The issue of suspending the contractor's license will also be considered by a special commission.
Recently, residents of House No. 20/1 contacted the Call Center of Kaktus.media, expressing concerns for the safety of children due to violations at the construction site. They reported that there was no fencing, construction machinery and materials were located too close to residential buildings, and protective canopies and nets were not installed. Residents also mentioned that they had repeatedly contacted the State Architectural and Construction Control, the State Construction Committee, and the prosecutor's office, but the violations had not ceased.
Earlier, the company "Ansar Kuru lush," which is carrying out construction in this area, informed Kaktus.media that contractors are undergoing safety training and that some violations were caused by the behavior of individual workers, who have already been reprimanded.
