Osh city officials said local residents and law-enforcement personnel mowed and burned wild cannabis in Japalak, Kyzyl-Kyshtak and Manas-Ata in work reported on 9 July 2026. No quantity or area was given.
🇰🇬 Japalak, Kyzyl-Kyshtak and Manas-Ata, Osh city, Kyrgyzstan
Osh city officials said work to destroy wild cannabis took place in the Japalak and Kyzyl-Kyshtak villages and the Manas-Ata area.[1]
Local residents and law-enforcement personnel took part in the work.[1] They mowed the wild cannabis and destroyed it by burning.[1]
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