The press service of the sanatorium reported that a phased renovation is currently underway at the facility.
“It should be emphasized that a major renovation has not been conducted in our sanatorium since its opening, and the current work represents the first significant update in the entire period of existence. Previously, work was done to update the facades and other infrastructure objects. Currently, the renovation of public areas is ongoing, and starting in March of this year, a major renovation of the living quarters will begin. All work is organized in such a way as not to interrupt the main activities of the sanatorium,” the statement said.
The video captures the changing rooms and storage areas of the dining room, which are temporarily not being used for their intended purpose and are involved in repairs and dismantling. Construction materials and equipment are stored in these areas. All work is being carried out within the framework of the approved plan.
The video also highlights the presence of cockroaches. The administration clarifies that these shots were taken in the storage areas of the dining room during the renovation work, and not in the dining hall or the operating kitchen. During renovations, temporary deviations from sanitary standards may occur, which do not reflect the overall condition of the sanatorium. In this case, cockroaches became part of the visual content captured during the renovation process. After its completion, a complete sanitary treatment will be conducted in the premises,” the press service added.
The video mentions that some individuals allegedly contacted the deputy.
“During an internal investigation, it was established that these individuals are former employees who resigned voluntarily due to violations of internal regulations, including instances of improper handling of food products. All these circumstances have been documented,” the administration reported.
Furthermore, it is emphasized that the sanatorium's revenues are stable and growing annually. This year, they amounted to over 140 million soms, with expectations of 170 million in 2024 and 239 million in 2025.
This positive trend has been made possible by the implementation of digital technologies and management systems, as well as an increase in the transparency of processes. The increase in revenue allows for the phased financing of infrastructure updates and major works.
It is also reported that previously unfinished projects Aurora Green and Aurora Plus have been fully completed and put in order after being transferred to the sanatorium's balance. Currently, the cottage towns are functioning and meet modern standards.
The administration emphasizes that all work is being carried out according to plan and is under control. The sanatorium is being updated consistently, and arising issues are resolved in a working manner.
The management presented a video showing the current renovation work and how "Aurora" will look in the future.
