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Interior Ministry: Nomad Games monitored from situation center

From 24.kg · () Russian

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  • Kyrgyzstan’s Interior Ministry said a situation center in Bosteri is monitoring the VI World Nomad Games through digital video cameras.
  • Interior Minister Ulan Niyazbekov visited the new police facility and instructed officers to maintain security and treat tourists and residents courteously.
  • The center also monitors public order across Issyk-Kul and coordinates buses and extra routes in crowded areas.

A new police situation center in Bosteri is monitoring the VI World Nomad Games through a network of digital video cameras, Kyrgyzstan’s Interior Ministry said.

The center operates from a modern four-storey district police building constructed as part of efforts to digitalize police work. Interior Minister Ulan Niyazbekov visited the facility and gave officers a series of instructions on maintaining security during international events.

He also told police working at the site to treat tourists and local residents courteously and provide service-oriented assistance. From the Bosteri center, officers monitor public order across Issyk-Kul region using video cameras.

The center is also coordinating police work to send buses to areas experiencing increased crowds and to establish additional routes.

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