Kazakhstan court suspends Svetofor children's camp in Kostanay over sanitary violations
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A court in Kazakhstan's Kostanay Region suspended the Svetofor children's recreation center after an unscheduled inspection confirmed gross sanitary violations, including problems with food services, water supply, and staff medical exams. The court also revoke the center's sanitary-epidemiological certificate, and the Health Ministry disciplined officials who issued it improperly.
Inspection Findings
The Health Ministry carried out an unscheduled inspection of the Svetofor children's recreation center in Kostanay Region after one parent complaint. Inspectors confirmed all facts in the appeal and uncovered violations in food service organization, water supply, sanitary condition of the territory and premises, and mandatory staff medical examinations. The ministry said the violations were gross and breached sanitary and epidemiological requirements.
Court Ruling
A court in Kostanay Region ordered the suspension of the Svetofor center's operations after reviewing the inspection materials. The court also annulled the single sanitary-epidemiological certificate previously issued to the facility. The decision cited gross violations of sanitary norms.
Ministry Response
The Health Ministry conducted an internal inquiry into officials who committed violations when issuing the sanitary-epidemiological certificate. Guilty officials were brought to disciplinary responsibility. The ministry said every citizen appeal remains under special control and that children's safe recreation remains an unconditional priority.
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