From May 1, electricity tariffs will change in Kyrgyzstan: up to 700 kilowatt-hours - 1 som 37 tyyns, above the limit - 2 soms 60 tyyns. In Bishkek, several streets are closed for reconstruction: a section of Zhibek Zholy Avenue from Lerмонтова Street to Буденного Street, Mолодой Гвардии Boulevard from Боконбаева Street to Московской Street and a segment of Медерова Street from 7 Апреля Street to Юнусалиева Street. A bicycle path 3 kilometers long has been built in the village of Baitik, starting from the village arch.
In Kyrgyzstan, AO 'Uchkun' began printing national currency. At the first stage, banknotes will be issued to replace worn-out money. Kamchybek Tashiev of GKNB reported on the transfer of several villages, including Dostuk and Tash-Tumshuk, to Tajikistan as part of border adjustments.
Members of Parliament approved the border agreement between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan in three readings. A bill was also discussed regarding the introduction of a new electoral system in the country.
School enrollment for the 2025/26 academic year has begun in Kyrgyzstan - admissions are open for first and second grades simultaneously. Preliminary data indicates that around 250,000 students will sit at desks. The electronic registration process is conducted in two stages.
Azamat Shadmanov, head of the Department 'Development of Water Supply and Sewerage', reported that out of 2014 villages, only 796 are supplied with drinking water, another 258 are building pipelines. The remaining 960 populated areas do not have safe water.