The Tashkent City Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) has released a detailed report on an incident that occurred on Sunday evening in the Yashnabad district. According to the report, 36-year-old driver Bobur Pardayev, while under the influence of alcohol, committed a traffic violation and then assaulted arriving patrol officers, striking one in the jaw.
The Main Directorate of Internal Affairs (GUVD) of the capital has prepared a detailed report on an incident where a citizen assaulted a patrol officer, resulting in the dismissal of his brother, a lieutenant colonel. The event occurred on the night of March 30 in the Yashnabad district, involving a driver under the influence of alcohol who ran a red light and caused a traffic accident.
In the Surkhandarya region of Uzbekistan, a flash fire broke out during the transfer of propane from a specialized "KAMAZ" tanker truck at a gas filling station in the "Okhtom" neighborhood. The incident was reported on April 7 at 08:24 through the emergency call system "112".
The Main Directorate of Internal Affairs (GUVD) of Tashkent City has released a detailed video report on an incident that occurred on March 30 in the Yashnabad District. The footage shows 36-year-old driver Bobur Pardayev, who was under the influence of alcohol, assaulting a patrol officer, Sardorbek Khamroyev, by striking him in the face with an elbow. According to Khamroyev, they responded to a call on Musavvir Street and found Pardayev intoxicated, refusing to comply with lawful requests and insulting the officers.
A serious road traffic accident occurred in the Fаrish district of Jizzakh Region on April 4 at approximately 16:05 on the "Jizzakh-Bog'don-Qizilcha" highway. According to preliminary reports, a 27-year-old driver of a Nexia car, a resident of the Xatirchi district of Navoiy Region, violated overtaking rules and collided with a Cobalt car driven by a 35-year-old resident of the Fаrish district.
Uzbek National Artist Yulduz Usmanova, in an interview ahead of her solo concerts scheduled for April 12–30, sharply criticized the high expenses of performers, lack of payment for appearances at state events, and a proposed tax document. She openly discussed the hardships faced by artists and called out, "Don't kill art!", highlighting systemic issues in the cultural sector.
Another case of animal cruelty has occurred in Tashkent, captured in a video that circulated on social media showing two citizens running over dogs with a car. According to the capital's Main Directorate of Internal Affairs (MDIA), the incident took place around 23:00 on April 5 in a market area in the Uchtepa district.
In the Uchtepa district of Tashkent, two men have become subjects of a case involving the deliberate hitting of dogs with cars. The incident gained widespread attention after a video circulated on social media, sparking sharp condemnation from the public. The Tashkent City Department of Internal Affairs promptly reviewed the footage and identified the participants in the incident.
A fatal road accident occurred in the Farish District of Jizzakh Region on April 4 at 16:05 on the "Jizzakh-Bogdon-Kizilcha" road. According to sources from Kun.uz, the driver of a Nexia, U.B., born in 1999 and a resident of Khatyrchi District in Navoiy Region, violated overtaking rules, leading to a collision with a Cobalt driven by 35-year-old B.A., a resident of Farish District.
A major fire broke out at the Beshkurgan Market in the Chilanzar district of Tashkent on April 5. Videos circulating on social media show a thick column of black smoke rising above the market area, with people hastily evacuating goods and vehicles from the premises.
Over 170 Uzbek pilgrims performing Umrah are currently stranded in the "Canary" and "Al-Ayam Elite" hotels in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, awaiting return to their homeland. They arrived as part of 14-day trips organized by private intermediaries, but due to false information and mistakes by the organizers, they have been unable to return home, highlighting ongoing issues with unregulated pilgrimage services.
Based on data from the Republican Hydrometeorological Service (“Uzhydromet”) and international centers, weather in Uzbekistan from April 6 to 12 is expected to be variable and fluctuating. At the beginning of the week, due to moist air flows entering from the Caspian Sea and Turkmenistan, significant cooling and rainfall are forecast: on Monday and Tuesday, daytime temperatures will be around +15…+17°C, while in northern and mountainous areas, they will be +10…+13°C. Strong winds with speeds up to 20 meters per second are also possible.