Many people assume that the gas in domestic cylinders is completely consumed. However, over time, some hydrocarbon gas dissolved in each cylinder turns into a heavy residue, losing its flammable properties. Most dangerously, attempts to remove this residue independently can pose a serious threat to human life and property. Therefore, special attention is paid in our country to removing heavy residues from the gas supply system using specialized technologies.
Large-scale work in this area is also being carried out in the Bukhara region. At the 'Hududgaz Bukhara' gas supply branch and at private refueling points, the removal of heavy residues from domestic gas cylinders is organized in strict accordance with established procedures.
Since the beginning of 2026 until now, a special inspection of 575,340 domestic gas cylinders has been conducted in the region. More than 96 tons and 93 kilograms of heavy residue have been removed using specialized equipment. These figures clearly demonstrate the high level of attention given to safety in this field.
In particular, at the gas refueling point in the Karakoul district, these works are being carried out with high responsibility. To date, 148,342 gas cylinders have been received here, of which heavy residue was removed from 124,359 units. Each gas cylinder is weighed on a special scale, then weighed again after the residue is removed, and all information is recorded in a special logbook. This process is not only technical control but also an important guarantee of consumer safety.
According to specialists, draining the heavy residue is not a routine procedure. It can only be performed at specially equipped points, while strictly adhering to safety requirements. Unfortunately, some consumers attempt to remove the residue themselves because they lack sufficient information about it. This sharply increases the probability of severe consequences, such as gas leaks, fires, or explosions.
According to Yorkin Davronov, head of the department of the 'Hududgaz Bukhara' gas supply branch, 'the heavy residue remaining in the gas cylinder is not ordinary trash.' He emphasized that attempting to remove it independently poses a serious danger to human life. Therefore, the residue must be removed exclusively using specialized equipment and qualified specialists. The company urges consumers to strictly follow the rules for safe use of gas cylinders and to immediately contact gas service specialists if any suspicions arise. Safety is the highest priority for all of us.
Currently, the 'Hududgaz Bukhara' gas supply branch supplies gas to over 165 thousand consumers in the region. This places a high responsibility on the system—not only to deliver gas but also to ensure the safety of every household.
Timely and correct removal of heavy residue from a gas cylinder is not just a technical requirement, but an important measure to ensure safety that saves human lives. Such systemic work protects thousands of homes from possible accidents and contributes to providing the population with quality and safe gas. After all, where safety is observed, tranquility reigns, and in tranquility, a prosperous life is born.
During a video selection meeting chaired by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev on July 27 of this year, upcoming priority tasks in the fuel and energy complex sector were discussed. It was noted that although the use of liquefied gas has been digitized and organized, the issue of timely and guaranteed delivery has not been fully resolved. Therefore, it was proposed to diversify the volumes of gas cylinders based on the actual needs of households.
Continuous and quality supply of energy resources to the population is one of the pressing tasks for utility services. In this context, the activities of the 'Hududgaz Namangan' branch in providing gas are considered one of the key areas of work.
It is emphasized that behind every achieved figure and result is hard work. Currently, systemic measures are being carried out in the region to deliver liquefied gas to consumers in an organized and transparent manner. From January to June 2026, a total of 35,472.53 tons of liquefied gas were delivered to 488,083 consumers in 754 settlements, covering 61% of consumers.
Murodjon Khojaev, Deputy Director of the 'Hududgaz Namangan' branch for liquefied gas supplies, noted that the new digitization system allows for improving the quality of gas cylinder distribution services and ensuring that the product reaches the end consumer directly. When analyzing the volume of liquefied gas delivered by districts, the following districts contributed the most: Namangan city (3,533.86 tons), Norin (3,510.18 tons), To'raqo'rg'on (3,343.80 tons), Kosonsoy (3,285.84 tons), Uchii (3,232.88 tons), and Yangiqo'rg'on (3,099.82 tons).
In anticipation of the celebration of the 35th anniversary of independence, a joyful event took place in the village of Sirdaryo, in the Pakhtakor quarter. A new state preschool educational institution designed for 150 children was solemnly commissioned there.
This project was implemented as part of the execution of the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated March 3, 2025, 'On measures for the active development of the socio-production infrastructure of the Syrdarya region.' 4 billion 600 million soums were allocated for the construction and equipping of the new kindergarten. As a result, a modern and spacious educational environment was created that meets all the necessary conditions for the comprehensive development of children.
The head of the Syrdarya district, Azizbek Turdimurodov, participated in the opening ceremony. He emphasized that the state policy on developing the system of preschool education and increasing the intellectual and spiritual potential of children is being consistently implemented in the country. Furthermore, he noted that the new kindergarten will ensure quality upbringing for children and create significant convenience for parents.
The institution is equipped with large and bright groups designed taking into account the age and interests of the children. It also has halls for music and physical culture, a medical office, a dining hall, and many rooms equipped with modern educational equipment. Modern playgrounds and green areas have been established in the district to ensure meaningful leisure and physical development for children.
According to worker Bakhtiyor Kenjaev, the commissioning of the new institution in anticipation of Independence Day was a great gift for the residents of the quarter. He expressed great joy at the opportunity to see the conditions created for their children and grandchildren. Bakhtiyor Kenjaev added that the modern kindergarten has all the possibilities for receiving a quality education and achieving healthy, full development. He particularly noted that the educators are highly qualified specialists who approach child-rearing responsibly, and he expressed gratitude to the head of state for such care and attention.
The commissioning of the new kindergarten is an important step towards expanding coverage of preschool education in the quarter, creating a modern educational environment for children, and providing additional convenience for parents.
Umarova Zulfiya Khosilovna is preparing to defend her dissertation in medical sciences, obtaining the academic degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD).
The dissertation is dedicated to the topic 'The influence of pesticides on the growth and formation of the blastocyst in the mother's body.' The work was written under the specialty 14.00.02 Morphology.
The dissertation defense will take place at a meeting of the Scientific Council held by the Tashkent State Medical University as part of the procedure for obtaining the PhD scientific degree. The event is scheduled for July 30, 2026, at 11:00 AM.
The defense will be held in the city of Tashkent, at the address: Farabiy street, building 2. Contact phone numbers: (+99878) 150-78-14 (phone and fax).
