Jafarov said that by 2020, gold will be stolen from mines in Kyrgyzstan "not in kilograms, but with shovels." Kyrgyz President Sadir Jafarov, in a meeting with the residents of Toguz-Turo district on October 27, made several loud statements about the fight against gold theft and the financial results of Kyrgyzstan. According to the head of state, until 2020, precious metals were "shoveled" in the mines, but now there is no theft - it was stopped by closed-circuit cameras and the threat of a hundredfold compensation for the damage. One of the meeting participants brought up the issue of the latest gold theft from the Makmel deposit - in 2025. Kyrgyzltin's representative said that the suspects were detained by the company's security service and handed over to the police, the investigation was completed and a decision was made. Later, with the help of cameras, another episode was revealed. The head of state said that to prevent theft, about 500 additional cameras were installed in the Komtor mine, and over 100 in Makhamel. A representative of Kyrgyzstan clarified that a total of 1,229 cameras were installed in the holding facilities. The recordings are saved on hard drives and can be viewed even after a month. "No thefts now. If we detect theft, we will impose compensation for the damage a hundred times," said Sadir Jafarov, who spoke about castorization. According to the president, the net profit of the venture is approaching one billion som. In the past, it received subsidies of 250 million soms, Sadir Jafarov noted.