In her
telegram channel, she noted that the working trips are aimed at monitoring the
execution of the instructions of the head of state and solving urgent problems
on the ground.
"Our
trips are about strict control of the President's instructions and attention to
every local problem. In Bukhara, we examined kindergartens and polyclinics,
whose deplorable condition requires urgent repairs for the sake of the
children's future," she wrote.
It is
reported that kindergarten No. 21, built in 1977, will be completely
reconstructed. A new building is planned for polyclinic No. 9, which serves
about 46,000 people, since the existing building was built in 1972 and does not
meet modern medical requirements.
It is also
noted that in the same building there is a hostel for low-income families,
whose living conditions will be improved after major repairs.
In the next
two years, it is planned to reconstruct 36 more polyclinics in remote areas of
the Bukhara region.
