According to the press service, the footage captured changing rooms and storage areas that are temporarily not functioning as usual and are involved in the process of dismantling and renovation work, where construction materials and equipment are stored.
Regarding the discovered cockroaches, the administration clarified that the insects were spotted specifically in the storage areas, not in the guest hall or the operational kitchen. After the renovation is completed, a full sanitary treatment is planned for this area.
Furthermore, the administration noted that some individuals, whom they described as former employees who resigned after violations of internal regulations were identified, including those related to food storage, had approached the deputy.
In conclusion, the management of the sanatorium reported a growth in financial indicators: in 2023, revenues amounted to over 140 million soms, in 2024, 170 million soms is expected, and in 2025 — 239 million soms. The administration attributes this positive trend to the implementation of digital accounting and control systems, with the funds being directed towards infrastructure modernization.
They also added that previously unfinished facilities, Aurora Green and Aurora Plus, have been completed and put in order after being transferred to the sanatorium's balance. To support their claims, the management provided video footage of the ongoing renovation work and a presentation of the future appearance of the complex.
