On September 6, 2025, another cleanup day was held in the Nurshuak residential complex on Shubarkydyk Street. Employees from various departments, as well as local residents, actively participated in the event. Together, they cleared residential areas, roadsides, and irrigation ditches of household waste.

The main goal of the cleanup day is to preserve the environment, restore sanitary order in the district, and create comfortable conditions for residents . Furthermore, such events promote environmental awareness, instill a respect for work in young people, and teach every citizen to respect nature.

The department staff assembled early in the morning and were provided with all the necessary equipment. Each was assigned a section and set to work responsibly. Some cleared roadsides, others tidied up irrigation ditches. Particular attention was paid to areas where trash had accumulated.

In addition to government officials, local residents actively participated in the event. Many families came with their children. Schoolchildren helped adults collect trash into bags and carry them to their vehicles. Thanks to this teamwork, the work proceeded smoothly, and the street was noticeably transformed.

Cleanliness isn't just aesthetics; it's also an important factor in the health and safety of city residents . Clogged irrigation ditches can cause flooding during the rainy season, while accumulated garbage can be a source of unpleasant odors and a breeding ground for infection.

During the cleanup, these risks were eliminated: irrigation ditches were cleared, and the surrounding areas were cleared of old branches, plastic, and other household debris. Now the street looks tidy, and residents can feel safer and more comfortable.

Distinguished pensioner Kaldykul apa shared her impressions:
"Our yard used to get cluttered, and the problem was slow to resolve. Now we see with our own eyes how our staff and neighbors work side by side. It's so gratifying that our voice has been heard, and the street is now cleaner."

And student Erlan noted:
"I came with my friends to help out at the cleanup day. It was a great experience for us—not only to work, but also to realize the importance of caring for nature. We realized that cleanliness depends on each of us."

In Nurshuak, such cleanup days are held regularly. They are especially active in the spring, when residents traditionally clean up after winter. However, this year's event stands out because it attracted a much larger number of people, and the scale of the cleanup was significantly larger.

While last year's spring cleanup day in the district collected approximately 40 tons of trash, this time tens of tons of household waste were also removed. This trend indicates a growing environmental awareness and a willingness among residents to work together to improve their neighborhood.

The district administration considers cleanup days a priority. Officials emphasize that keeping the city clean is not only the responsibility of public utilities but also the responsibility of every resident .

The head of the department noted:
"The beauty and well-being of our city depend on all of us. Today's cleanup day demonstrated that excellent results can be achieved through joint efforts. We must continue such initiatives and leave a clean and green city for future generations."

Particular attention should be given to the participation of young people. On this day, schoolchildren, students, and volunteers took to the streets. Their enthusiasm and activism gave the event a special atmosphere. Young people not only helped with the cleanup but also set an example of how civic responsibility should be nurtured.

This is important, because it is from such small steps that an environmentally conscious generation grows, which in the future will be able to protect nature and maintain order at the proper level.

The cleanup day held on September 6, 2025 , on Shubarkydyk Street was a significant event for residents of the district. The combined efforts of dozens of people yielded tangible results: the streets were cleaned, the irrigation ditches were restored, and the area looked well-maintained.

However, the significance of this event extends far beyond just one day. The cleanup day has become a symbol of unity, shared responsibility, and concern for the future of the city.