Traffic on a section of the Small Ring Road in Tashkent will be temporarily restricted.

Rehabilitation centers in Uzbekistan will be turned into temporary shelters for those without a place to live.

Homeless individuals are placed in temporary shelters and social rehabilitation centers, and an individual plan is developed for them to restore documents, provide vocational training, and find employment.

From 2027, children with disabilities will be provided with assistive devices based on vouchers.

Subsidies will be allocated for each student to non-governmental schools that have established special classes close to the homes of children with disabilities.

It has been proposed to revoke driving licenses in Uzbekistan for exceeding the speed limit by more than 80 km/h.

For certain violations, temporary impoundment of motor vehicles for a period of 6 months to 1 year is envisaged.

Before the Independence Day holiday, "Topical 40 Days" cleanliness events have begun in Uzbekistan.

Within the framework of the event, landscaping, sanitation and cleaning, and waste management works are being carried out in the regions.

Another global initiative of the President of Uzbekistan was widely recognized and adopted at the UN.

The initiative reflects the role of parliaments in social development, the expansion of women's and youth participation in parliament, and the strengthening of international cooperation.

A ground collapse occurred at a construction site in Tashkent.

The Tashkent city administration issued an official statement regarding the incident, announcing that a special commission has been established.

An Uzbek woman suspected of desecrating the Russian state flag will be returned to her homeland.

The Migration Agency commented on the situation in Russia's Nizhny Novgorod region.

A "bank of apartments" will be established in Tashkent.

Property owners in the renovation area are provided with housing as compensation or for temporary residence.