On October 4, 2025, a large-scale city-wide cleanup was organized in the Enbekshi district of Shymkent as part of the "World Cleanup Day". This event is aimed at promoting environmental culture in the district, improving the quality of life of residents by cleaning city streets, courtyards and public places. Employees of state bodies, municipal institutions, social facilities, residents, as well as representatives of the private sector actively participated in the cleanup.

The clean-up drive, organized by the Enbekshy district akimat, involved 560 employees from the district administration. In addition, 30 special equipment was used during the clean-up drive, and a total of 18 tons of garbage were removed. 3,800 people took part in the clean-up drive with the active participation of the district's residents. This indicator reflects the residents' responsibility to keep their district clean, regardless of environmental issues.

2,000 employees from the Ontustik industrial zone participated in the cleanup. They were provided with 4 vehicles, and a total of 2 tons of garbage were removed. The Department of Environmental Development also contributed: 26 employees and 1 vehicle were involved in the work, and 2 tons of garbage were removed. In addition, the Department of Construction mobilized 30 employees and 1 vehicle, and 1.8 tons of garbage were removed.

In addition, the Shymkent SEC JSC management participated in the cleanup with 20 employees and 1 piece of equipment, removing 1.5 tons of garbage. The Internal Policy Department also contributed, removing 1 ton of garbage with 30 employees and 1 piece of equipment, increasing the effectiveness of the cleanup.

The private sector was also active. TelKonyr LLP mobilized 20 employees and 3 vehicles and removed 2 tons of garbage. Vodokanal-1 LLP mobilized 30 employees and 2 vehicles and removed 2 tons of garbage. QazaqGaz Aimaq SOE mobilized 60 employees and 1 vehicle and removed 1.6 tons of garbage. In addition, Kuatzhiluortalyk-3 MCC mobilized 30 employees and 1 vehicle and removed 1 ton of garbage. The Enbekshi electricity distribution department also mobilized 30 employees and 2 vehicles and removed 1 ton of garbage.

The district municipal waste management department mobilized 200 employees and 3 vehicles to strengthen the organizational work of the Saturday, and a total of 4 tons of garbage were removed. 8 tons of garbage were removed from social facilities (109 facilities) by 3,815 employees and 11 vehicles.

In total, 10,651 employees and workers, 61 special equipment were mobilized for the Sabbil in the territory of Enbekshy district, and a total of 45.9 tons of garbage were removed. This indicator clearly demonstrates the scale of activities aimed at forming an ecological culture and ensuring that residents live in a clean environment.

During the weekend, the main works were carried out: dead trees and branches were cut, grass was mowed, roads and public places were washed, garbage dumps were cleaned. In addition, welding and painting works were carried out, and litter was collected in the general area. Streets and parks were put in order, and central areas and bus stops were cleaned.

During the event, each group was assigned a responsible area, and each team carried out garbage collection, mowing, and pruning trees and shrubs in its territory. Special equipment was used to remove garbage, wash roads, and level the areas. In addition, the participants of the Sabbath observed safety rules and used special protective equipment.

The organization of the Sabbath is aimed at increasing the responsibility of each member of society for a clean environment and environmental protection. Participants did not limit themselves to collecting garbage, but contributed to improving the ecological situation in the district. Sabbaths in the district are held regularly and are aimed at forming the ecological culture of residents and developing urban infrastructure.

Such events increase the unity of residents and allow each citizen to take responsibility for their small territory. In addition, during the Sabbath, young people become active, receive environmental education, and appreciate the professional work of municipal workers.

This city-wide clean-up, held as part of the "World Clean-up Day", was a manifestation of the active participation of residents and employees of Enbekshy district in public life, the promotion of environmental culture and joint efforts to keep the city clean. As a result of the clean-up, the district territory was brought into order and residents were provided with conditions to live in a clean environment.

In conclusion, the Saturday event held in Enbekshy district on October 4 was a large-scale event aimed at fostering environmental awareness and civic responsibility. The joint efforts of government agencies, municipal institutions, social facilities, private sector employees, and residents helped improve the sanitary situation in the district and improve the quality of life of residents.

This event will be held regularly in the future and will encourage each resident to take responsibility for their territory. The work carried out during the weekend included cutting down dead trees and branches, mowing grass, washing roads and public places, removing garbage, welding and painting. In general, the cleaning and regulation work in the district is aimed at increasing the ecological culture of residents and ensuring the comfort of the city environment.

The activity of the residents and participants of the Enbekshy district was a clear demonstration of environmental responsibility, public awareness and unity. As a result of this Sabbath, the district became cleaner, creating a safe and comfortable environment for residents and guests.