In Namangan, a 21-year-old young man was subjected to "lynching" due to a debt dispute.

In Tashkent, a teacher killed a student and his acquaintance.

A teacher is said to have stabbed a female student born in 2004 and her acquaintance, a citizen of the People's Republic of China born in 1975, out of jealousy.

In Surxondaryo, a driver who operated an ambulance while intoxicated was fined 16 million soums.

Additionally, he was deprived of the right to drive vehicles for a period of 3 years.

A ban has been imposed on the sale of weight-loss coffees containing prohibited substances in Andijan.

A total of 11 kilograms of the "Keto Coffee Mix" product contained the potent substance "sibutramine."

Illegal drugs worth over 2 billion soums were discovered in Fergana and Namangan regions.

The medicines have been withdrawn in accordance with the established procedure, and an expert examination has been appointed at present.

Approximately 1 kg of synthetic narcotic substance was found inside a water pump in Tashkent region.

This person worked as a "warehouse keeper" in a drug store operating via the internet.

A cattle thief was caught in Bukhara.

He was loading the cattle onto a Gentra and taking them away.

In Kashkadarya, an internal affairs officer who promised to "cover up" an investigation was detained.

He asked for a bribe to positively resolve an investigation into prohibited materials of a religious nature.

In Fergana, an imam's deputy who performed a marriage ceremony for a minor girl has been subjected to criminal punishment.

A person who worked at one of the Jome mosques in the Uchko‘prik district performed a nikah (religious marriage ceremony) for a girl born in 2008, who had not gone through the "ZAGS" (civil registry office). "Because I had not reached the legal marriage age, the civil registry office refused to register a legal marriage. At that time, my family members had already agreed to hold the wedding and had even set a date," the girl said in court.