Murzashev noted that within the framework of monitoring compliance with hygiene standards, 1,728 orders for fines were issued. Additionally, the operations of 171 establishments were suspended.
As previously reported, temporary closures most often concern those establishments where serious violations have been found, such as the lack of water supply or sewage, as well as a high degree of contamination.
It should also be mentioned that on January 15, a new case of mass poisoning occurred in Bishkek. 23 people sought medical assistance after the incident. As a result, the catering point was fined and closed.
