Uzbekistan

Officials who brought the road into a damaged state fined in Tashkent

It was revealed that employees of the electric power enterprise conducted excavation work in the Mirzo Ulugbek district without the appropriate permit. The Road Construction Quality Control Inspectorate conducted an investigation into the situation.

Officials who damaged the road in Tashkent fined

It was revealed that employees of an organization conducting excavation work in one of the neighborhoods of Mirzo Ulugbek district in Tashkent city left without restoring the road.

Following an inquiry by "Daryo", the Road Construction Quality Control Inspectorate conducted an investigation into this situation. The inspection revealed that employees of the district electrical networks enterprise had carried out excavation work on "Nurli Zamin" Street without the proper permit.

A protocol was drawn up against the responsible employee of the district electrical networks enterprise under the first part of Article 147 of the Code of Administrative Responsibility for carrying out excavation work without obtaining the appropriate permit. Also, due to the failure to restore the road in a timely manner, the head of the road department of the district greening and landscaping department was subjected to administrative penalty, — said inspectorate staff member Zahriddin Gaybullayev.

As the inspectorate staff member highlighted, it is mandatory to obtain the appropriate permit in accordance with the established procedure before starting excavation or digging work on roads.

It was added that the excavated areas were repaired and restored to their original condition by the district greening and landscaping department.

For reference, according to Article 147 of the Code of Administrative Responsibility, damaging roads, road structures, and technical means of traffic regulation, violating the rules for their maintenance, as well as failure to comply with traffic organization requirements shall result in a fine on citizens of five times the basic calculation amount (2 million 200 thousand soums), and on officials, twenty times (8 million 800 thousand soums).

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