Jalal-Abad to receive 1 billion soms for cardiology complex

Source: Kabar · October 22, 2026, 20:49

The government of Kyrgyzstan has allocated 1 billion soms to build the Southern Regional Scientific Cardiology Complex in Jalal-Abad region. President Sadyr Japarov announced the funding while meeting residents and activists of Manas city and Suzak district.

According to the head of state, 590 million soms has been directed to the construction of a new building for the regional clinical hospital. Funds have also been earmarked for a general medical practice centre and a maternity ward in Kanysh-Kiya village, and for a building housing a disease prevention and state sanitary-epidemiological surveillance centre in Ala-Buka.

The report was published by the Kabar news agency in Bishkek on 22 October 2026.

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