7 citizens in temporary accommodation facility in Batken restore lost documents

AKIPRESS.COM - Seven citizens who were affected by the Kyrgyz-Tajik conflict were officially handed ID-cards of the 2017 sample, said the State Registration Service.
Documents were handed over in the Ak-Tatyr village of Batken district, where a temporary accommodation facility was established for the those displaced by the conflict.
Local authorities conducted door-to-door visits in order to come up with lists for the restoration of lost documents of citizens.
50 applications were received in Batken district, including 45 applications for ID passport of 2017 sample, 1 foreign passport, 2 birth certificates and 1 marriage certificate.
All documents are made free of charge at the expense of State Registration Service employees.