It was reported that 120 bus stops in Tashkent were not put into operation within the specified time.
The issue of replacing bus stops in Tashkent has been examined. According to the Anti-Corruption Agency, 'Ewi snacks' LLC was supposed to install 120 bus stops at its own expense in May-June, but currently none have been accepted for use.

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