«Ожак Кебаб» против жителей: кто победит в борьбе за безопасность в центре Бишкека?

The story surrounding Ojak Kebab is no longer simply a debate about a cafe or a kebab shop. It's a question of what Bishkek should be like and whose interests are more important in the city—residents or businesses. School No. 30, medical facilities, and residential buildings are located nearby. People complain about smoke, odor, carbon monoxide, garbage, fire risks, and access problems. This is especially acute in winter, when Bishkek is already choked by smog. The question isn't whether the kebab there is tasty or not. The question is why children, patients, residents, and passersby must put up with conditions that make the city less safe and less comfortable. According to available information, the building was leased long-term, and in the fall of 2024, the mayor's office and the Ministry of Construction already demolished the extension as illegal. But the main question remains: if the problem has been known for a long time, why hasn't it been systematically addressed? "Ozhak Kebab" isn't just a single address. It's an example of how Bishkek is losing its human dimension when business becomes more important than air, safety, and the peace of mind of residents. #жаңылык #кыргызстан #exclusive