Decline in criminal activity observed in highly populated neighborhood
News Flash: Almaty's Auezovsky District Witnesses a Dramatic Drop in Crime Rates
In a reassuring turn of events, the bustling Auezovsky district of Almaty has experienced a significant drop in crime rates. The district's akim, Sairan Sayfedenov, made this announcement during a recent online briefing, as reported by Almaty.tv.
Sayfedenov shared that in the first eight months of the current year, a staggering 47.6% reduction in criminal offenses was observed compared to the same period in 2019. Back then, the district recorded a whopping 6,290 criminal offenses.
Interestingly, the number of offenses perpetrated in public places plummeted by a massive 2.4 times, dropping from 3,986 to a more manageable 1,644. Similarly, street offenses diminished by 2.7 times, falling from 2,514 to a more minimal 928.
A variety of crime types have seen a noticeable decrease, including hooliganism, apartment burglaries, robberies, car thefts, and intentional infliction of grave bodily harm.
To combat this decrease, the district police have put into action a strategic plan, following instructions from Almaty's mayor. They have crafted a map of crime-prone areas and a patrol scheme, concentrating their efforts on courtyards and dimly-lit streets. In total, 173 patrol routes have been set up - 28 via vehicles and an additional 145 on foot.
Furthermore, in line with the city head's instructions, 5 modular police posts and 26 "Sergek" cameras have been installed in the district's busiest areas.
While we couldn't find specific stats or measures implemented in the past year, it's clear that the district authorities are taking concrete steps to ensure a safer environment for their residents. Keeping a close eye on official reports and updates from local law enforcement agencies will giveyou the most accurate and up-to-date information on crime rates in Almaty's Auezovsky district.
- Despite the densely populated nature of Almaty's Auezovsky District, the rates of crime have dropped dramatically, according to a recent announcement by district akim, Sairan Sayfedenov.
- In the first eight months of the current year, a staggering 47.6% reduction in criminal offenses was observed compared to the same period in 2019, with the district seeing a total of 5,140 offenses this year.
- Interestingly, the number of offenses in public places and on streets has significantly decreased, dropping by 2.4 and 2.7 times, respectively.
- The district police have taken numerous steps to combat this decrease, including setting up 173 patrol routes, installing 5 modular police posts, and 26 "Sergek" cameras in busy areas, following instructions from Almaty's mayor.
