According to statements, bungee jumping attractions in Zominda operate with the necessary permits and have additional safety measures implemented.
In Tashkent on August 11, there was an increase in interest in bungee jumping in Zominda, which was reflected in an increase in video materials on social networks. The publication Sputnik showed interest in how the safety of this attraction is controlled and whether it has the necessary permits.
According to Sardorbek Yakubekov, Deputy Chairman of the Committee for Industrial, Radiation, and Nuclear Safety, such attractions are controlled in accordance with the requirements established by Cabinet of Ministers Decree No. 886.
Entrepreneurs are obliged to have documentation confirming the strength of structures and ropes, as well as compliance with other safety requirements, including certification.
Yakubekov reported that currently, entrepreneurs providing bungee jumping services in Zominda operate based on proper permits. Furthermore, after inspections, they were given additional recommendations to strengthen safety measures.
These recommendations include replacing protective helmets with modern models, as well as using safety harnesses and belts. In this regard, about 18 new safety harnesses were purchased.
The Committee advises citizens to check for a special QR code before using extreme attractions. Scanning this code allows you to view information on whether the attraction has received an operating permit.
It is also recommended to refrain from using attractions that lack a QR code or that have not provided information about relevant permits.
The regional stage of the "Jazhji Nurlil Yulduzlar" competition took place at Preschool Educational Institution No. 43 in the city of Andijan.
The regional stage of the 'Jazhji Nurli Yulduzlar' competition, which was held among pupils of preschool educational institutions in the Surdaryo region, has concluded. Within this competition, children demonstrated their creative abilities, stage skills, and attitude towards national values.
During the event, numerous meetings, open discussions, and training sessions were held in the region.
A decree by the head of state has been signed concerning the fundamental improvement of the system for identifying persons affected by human trafficking and their integration into society. These additional measures are aimed at supporting victims of human trafficking.
According to this decree, institutions specializing in providing assistance to victims of human trafficking within the 'Inson' system and the National Agency for Social Protection, as well as non-governmental non-profit organizations, are granted the authority to conduct initial identification of such individuals.
Based on initial identification, the status of a person presumed to be a victim of human trafficking is provided for one month. The status of a recognized victim of human trafficking, established after final identification, is provided for a period of up to one year.
The deadline for the final identification of persons affected by human trafficking is set by regional commissions for combating human trafficking and labor rights within 10 days.
Starting from September 1, 2026, the Agency's trusted hotline '1146' will be launched to receive appeals from victims of human trafficking in Uzbekistan. Specialists will provide them with consultations and information on social, psychological, legal, and other issues.
Trust lines will also be launched in diplomatic and other representations of Uzbekistan abroad, as well as in consular institutions. These lines will provide consultations and information on social, psychological, legal, material, and other issues for victims of human trafficking.
Consultation bureaus for migration will be established at Islam Karimov Tashkent International Airport and Samarkand International Airport, where migration funds will operate using artificial intelligence technologies.
