The MIA Leadership reviewed employee health protection and night duty activities in Bukhara region
2026-11-13 08:15:00 / News
A videoconference meeting was held under the leadership of Colonel Diyorbek Sattarov, Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs and Head of the Department of Spiritual and Enlightenment Affairs and Human Resources, as part of the comprehensive operational and preventive initiative "Safe and Healthy Country." The meeting focused on protecting the health of employees serving in internal affairs bodies across the country.
The discussion focused on the need to pay particular attention to the health of personnel working under an enhanced service regime, strengthening medical and preventive measures, providing timely medical examinations, identifying illnesses at an early stage, and ensuring qualified medical assistance when necessary.
Furthermore, relevant officials were assigned the responsibility of monitoring employees' health, maintaining established service and rest schedules, preventing physical and psychological stress, and monitoring their physical and mental well-being.
Following the meeting, the Deputy Minister visited the Bukhara region. He reviewed the effectiveness of ongoing preventive measures and night duty activities.
Particularly, he reviewed the work of the operational headquarters established at the Department for Coordination of the Activities of Internal Affairs Bodies in Bukhara city. Information was presented regarding the measures that are being taken to stabilize the criminogenic environment and prevent crimes and offenses from occurring at an early stage.
Additionally, certain shortcomings in the work were critically reviewed in addition to the results achieved. An emphasis was placed on introducing effective practices tested in the Chilanzar and Mirzo Ulugbek districts of Tashkent and strengthening individual and targeted preventive work with people who are prone to committing crimes and offenses.
As part of the discussion, it was also emphasized that internal affairs bodies must continue to place a high priority on considering citizens' appeals in a timely and objective manner, conducting an in-depth study of public concerns, creating a safe environment in mahallas, and achieving public satisfaction.
Following the review, the heads and personnel responsible were given specific instructions to improve the organization of night duty, increase the effectiveness of preventive measures, and address the shortcomings identified.