The center was located in a private house at 50 Shcherbakova Street in Bishkek. According to information received from Karymshakov, three complaints from dissatisfied patients had been lodged against the center recently.
One of the patients who spoke with journalists reported that the center's consultants prescribed her medication without a prior examination. "My knees hurt, and when I came in, they just sold me the medication without even conducting an examination," she noted.
The inspection of Zamir Akzholbekovich's activities was initiated by Aman Osmonov, head of the licensing department of the Ministry of Health. During the inspection, the healer was not present, and his brother, Aimanbek Jumakeev, answered the questions.
During the inspection, doubts arose regarding the legality of the medicinal herbs sold at the center. It turned out that they were being sold without a license, and when Akzholbekovich was asked for the necessary documents, he refused to provide them, citing the need for a lawyer's presence.
As a result, a fine of 100,000 soms was imposed for illegal medical activities, and the police were called to the scene. The operational group of the Sverdlovsk District Internal Affairs Department attempted to enter the premises, but they were also denied access and not provided with documents. The investigator conducted an interrogation on-site, sealed the doors, and closed the center.
The police will continue the investigation into this case.
Those affected by the actions of Zamir Akzholbekovich can contact the licensing department of the Ministry of Health or the Sverdlovsk District Internal Affairs Department.
