Flood risk has been declared in four regions of Uzbekistan. Citizens living in lowland and mountainous areas, vacationers, and drivers moving in these regions are urged to take precautions.
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Starting from September of this year, a program to train Uzbek medical specialists for work in the Czech Republic will be launched. As part of this program, doctors are expected to be placed in state and private clinics.
Entrepreneurs faced a water problem in the Quyi Archa neighborhood of Chimyon village, Fergana district. According to an investigation published on Kun.uz, the former mirob was not supplying water despite the contract.
In Uzbekistan, a proposal is being made to implement a 'Siesta' system to adapt the tourism sector to climatic conditions during the summer season. Under this project, tourist facilities in Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva may operate on a new schedule from June 1 to August 31.
From January to June 2026, more than 6.5 million foreign citizens visited Uzbekistan for tourism purposes. According to the National Statistics Committee, the majority of these travelers are in the 31–55 age group.
A citizen of Uzbekistan, who was left without documents due to the theft of his passport in the Czech Republic, was returned to his homeland with the help of the diplomatic mission. As a result of the consular-legal assistance provided by the embassy, his deportation was prevented.
A significant case of fraud has been identified in Jizzakh region. 1.9 billion soums from the budget were unlawfully appropriated as 'cashback' through fraudulent procurement documents.
