He noted that the markings at the intersection of Auezov and Salieva streets were applied without prior cleaning and priming, which leads to the rapid wear of the paint. "The paint is applied on dust, and soon it will disappear. As a result, repainting will be required, which will significantly increase budget costs, although adhering to all standards could have reduced these expenses," he added.
In response to these complaints, the press service of the Bishkek City Hall referred to the Municipal Enterprise "Bishkekasphaltservice," claiming that the area was cleaned before updating the pedestrian markings.
However, due to the constant movement of vehicles, dust and dirt have once again settled on the fresh markings. Workers re-cleaned the pedestrian crossing and continued the work of applying lines. To prevent similar issues, an explanation was obtained from the site master. Based on this, the enterprise's commission will review the matter and take appropriate disciplinary measures," the press service of the city hall clarified.
