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Practical works within the framework of the “Urgent 40 Days” continue in Uchtepa District

⚡️ Today, the Head of the Internal Affairs Department of Uchtepa District, Lieutenant Colonel A.A. Bakhramov, visited the “Birlik” mahalla of the district.

⛈ During the visit, together with the mahalla chairman and members of the “mahalla seven”, a comprehensive study was conducted on the criminogenic situation in the territory, the prevention of offenses, the ongoing works on the digitalization of the mahalla territory, and the progress of landscaping activities.

⚡️ Existing problems in the mahalla and the measures being taken to eliminate them were also discussed, and relevant instructions and assignments were given to the responsible persons.

🌐 Work to strengthen peace and stability in the mahallas, ensure a safe environment, and further improve the territories continues consistently.

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