Osh construction company fined 200,000 soms for violations
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At a glance
- The construction company 'Naiman Iygylyk' in Osh has been fined 200,000 soms for safety violations.
- The company failed to contain its construction pit within the site's boundaries, posing a danger to pedestrians.
- The Ministry of Construction has ordered the company to rectify the violations and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
The construction company 'Naiman Iygylyk' in Osh has been issued a significant fine of 200,000 Kyrgyz soms for serious safety breaches at its 12-story building project on Mamyrova Street. The Ministry of Construction, Architecture, and Housing and Communal Services reported that inspectors discovered the construction pit had expanded beyond the designated site boundaries.
This encroachment created a hazardous situation for passersby and others in the vicinity of the construction site. The ministry has mandated that the company immediately address these violations and implement measures to strictly adhere to all safety requirements. Following the inspection, the company has reportedly reinforced its site fencing and corrected the identified issues.
Officials from the Ministry of Construction confirmed that the construction site has now been brought into compliance with established regulations. The fine serves as a stern warning to construction firms operating in Osh to prioritize public safety and maintain proper site management.
Originally published by 24.kg in Russian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.