On September 6, 2025 , another Saturday cleanup was held on Shubarkuduk Street in Nurshuak microdistrict. This time, department employees actively participated in the Saturday cleanup and cleaned residential areas, roadsides, and ditch systems from household waste. As part of the event, dozens of bags of garbage were removed in one day and the entire street was put in order.

The main goal of the Sabbilik is to protect the environment, ensure sanitary cleanliness in the district, and create comfortable conditions for residents . At the same time, such events are aimed at increasing environmental culture, encouraging young people to work, and encouraging every member of society to take care of nature.

The department's employees gathered early in the morning and were provided with special equipment. Everyone cleaned their assigned area and approached the work responsibly. One collected garbage from the roadside, while another cleaned the ditch systems. Also, tree stumps were whitewashed and young seedlings were put in order.

Local residents also joined the event, not indifferent to the cause. Children helped their parents, collecting bags of garbage. The city residents understand that such an event will bring long-term results, not just one day.

Maintaining cleanliness is not only an aesthetic requirement, but also an important factor affecting environmental safety and public health . The blockage of the ditches on Shubarkuduk Street could lead to flooding during the rainy season. During the weekend, this problem was resolved, and the ditch systems were able to function normally again.

In addition, the accumulation of garbage not only causes inconvenience to residents, but can also lead to the spread of various diseases. That is why Shabbat is so important for society.

One of the local residents, pensioner Kaldygul Apa:
"Our streets used to be full of garbage. Today, many things were put in order during the Shabbat. If such events were organized more often, our city would be much cleaner and more beautiful ," he commented.

And the young resident, student Erlan:
"I participated in the cleanup with my friends. It was a good experience for us. We not only collected garbage, but also realized how important it is to protect nature ," he said.

Several Sabbaths have been held in Nurshuak microdistrict before. Especially in the spring months, residents pay a lot of attention to improving the area. The peculiarity of this year's Sabbath is the increase in the number of participants and the large-scale cleaning work. This indicates that the ecological culture of the population is growing year by year.

According to last year's data, more than 40 tons of garbage were collected in the district during a single spring cleanup. As a result of this event, dozens of tons of household waste were collected and transported to special landfills.

The district akimat considers organizing such cleanups on a regular basis to be one of its main tasks. According to akimat representatives, keeping the city clean is not only the job of municipal services, but also the duty of every resident .

The head of the department said in his speech:
"The development and prosperity of our city is the joint work of all of us. We worked together today in the Sabbilik and achieved good results. By continuing such measures, we must leave a clean city for future generations ," he said.

The activity of young people during the Cleanup Day is especially noteworthy. Schoolchildren, students, and volunteers, taking gloves and bags in their hands and participating in cleanup activities, increase their civic responsibility. This will contribute to the formation of an environmentally conscious generation in the future.

The Saturday clean-up on Shubarkuduk Street on September 6, 2025, was of great importance to the residents of the district. As a result of the joint efforts of hundreds of people, the street was cleaned up and a comfortable environment was created for residents.

This Saturday was not just a garbage collection, but also an important event that strengthened people's relationships with each other and instilled a sense of shared responsibility.

Dear residents of our city!