Every tragedy is a litmus test. And the death of 14-year-old Amir in Ala-Archa revealed a whole set of problems. Our emergency system is failing - and that's the verdict. But we shout about high investment potential and five-star resorts, but the rescue services cannot coordinate at the right time.
Now there are inspections, resignations, a criminal case, voices "checking", "investigating": one is trying to "shout" the other. And it would be nice if all these people were really eager to understand it. But, to be honest, most of them only think about how to stay in their own seats. Therefore, not the Minister of Emergency Situations was fired, but his deputy, Almazbek Asanov. Minister Kanatbek Chinibaev received a severe reprimand and apparently covered it up. The head of the Crisis Management Center in the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Azis Agambardev, and the head of the State Rescue Training Center, Tinerbek Morshov, also lost their positions.
A criminal case has been opened for negligence, but against an as yet unknown group of people. Because if you dig into the chain, then everyone will have to be locked up: who got the phone from the lost boy, who took care of it, who divided the duty groups, why didn't they immediately start an aerial search and/or didn't they ask for help from foreign countries.
The audit has already revealed serious deficiencies: premature transfer of information to management, insufficient interaction between the on-call services and failures to coordinate searches. What do we end up with? Rage of people. And all this on the eve of the elections.