On December 3, 2025, specialists from the Karatau district akimat and eco-police officers conducted another raid in the Nurtas microdistrict to monitor the sanitary situation. This raid was organized to ensure the cleanliness of the city, identify illegal garbage dumping, and strengthen environmental discipline.

During the raid, specialists identified citizens who dumped construction waste and household garbage in unauthorized places. Administrative protocols were drawn up against those who committed violations, and measures were taken within the framework of the law. These measures are an important step towards the formation of an ecological culture in society and improving the sanitary situation in the city.

Legal measures and explanatory work

The administration and eco-police officers conducted explanatory work on the violations of the law to the identified citizens. Administrative fines and other measures were applied to those who committed violations of the law. This reminded citizens that their actions have legal consequences and was aimed at preventing similar violations in the future.

In addition, during the raid, specialists explained to residents, contractor organizations, and representatives of construction sites the need to comply with environmental standards and dispose of construction and household waste only in specially designated places. The explanatory work is aimed at increasing the legal literacy of residents and encouraging them to comply with legal requirements.

The importance of environmental discipline

The ecological situation of the city is one of the main indicators of the health and quality of life of the population. Poor waste disposal culture spoils the appearance of the city, harms the ecosystem and creates sanitary hazards. Therefore, it is especially important to prevent illegal waste disposal, call residents to order and carry out control measures.

Unauthorized dumping of construction waste not only creates a visual mess, but also leads to soil and air pollution. This, in turn, poses a threat to public health, negatively affects the city's infrastructure, and reduces environmental culture. For this reason, raids are aimed at increasing the responsibility of residents and forming a culture of compliance with legal requirements.

Explanatory work for residents and organizations

During the raid, specialists explained to residents the importance of keeping the city clean. They emphasized the importance of disposing of construction and household waste in designated containers and garbage dumps. Contractors and representatives of construction sites were also warned not to dump waste in unauthorized places, as this would lead to legal liability.

The explanatory work was carried out not only in written form, but also visually and practically. For example, specialists showed residents how to properly dispose of garbage, explained how to separate, recycle and transport waste to safe places. These measures were aimed at changing the attitude of residents to environmental protection.

Stability of control and monitoring

Regular raids will be carried out in the Karatau district to improve the sanitary situation and prevent illegal dumping. This systematic control will increase the legal culture of residents, prevent violations of the law, and form a culture of environmental protection in the city.

Joint raids by the district akimat and eco-police increase the responsibility of residents and organizations. Systematic monitoring not only keeps construction sites and residential areas free of garbage, but also improves the appearance of the city and creates a clean, safe environment for residents.

Public impact and citizen participation

Raids also help to increase the activity of residents. Residents take part in keeping their yards, streets, and public places clean. In addition, information is provided about the consequences of illegal dumping and an attitude towards environmental culture is formed in society.

Citizen participation and awareness increase the effectiveness of raids. If citizens are aware of the legal requirements and understand their responsibilities, this will reduce illegal activities. This will improve the overall sanitary condition of the city and provide residents with a safe and comfortable living environment.

Conclusion

During a raid conducted in the Nurtas microdistrict on December 3, 2025, citizens were identified who dumped construction waste and household garbage in unauthorized areas. Administrative protocols were drawn up against those who committed violations of the law and appropriate measures were taken.

During the raid, residents, contractors, and representatives of construction sites were briefed on compliance with environmental regulations and the need to dispose of waste only in designated areas. These activities are aimed at increasing the legal literacy of residents, preventing illegal dumping, and establishing environmental order in the city.

The Karatau district akimat and eco-police officers will continue to conduct regular monitoring activities and educate residents and organizations about environmental responsibility. This will improve the sanitary situation in the city, reduce violations, and create a clean, comfortable environment for residents.