Kyrgyzstan: social town with housing for 68 families opens in Ak-Talaa district

A new social town has been built in Kaiyndy-Bulak village of the Bayetov rural aiyl aimak in Ak-Talaa district, Naryn region, Kyrgyzstan, providing housing to 68 families. A Turmush correspondent reported that the town was built on a 1.5-hectare plot, funded by one of the charitable foundations. Its cost is 67 million 338 thousand soms.

The opening ceremony took place today, 16 October, with representatives of relevant government bodies and local residents in attendance.

The town contains 76 residential houses: four for medical workers, four for municipal employees, and 68 for families in need of social assistance. It also includes one feldsher-midwife post, one madrasah and one shop. Besides the homes, the complex has a sewing workshop, a football pitch and a water supply.