Uzbek college student falls into a coma after Bishkek road accident

In Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, an Uzbek citizen was involved in a road-transport accident and subsequently fell into a coma. This information was provided by AKIpress, relying on details from her mother, Dilafruz Karimova.

According to the Uzbek woman, her daughter is a student at the Bishkek Medical College. Her mother is currently making efforts to return her daughter to Uzbekistan and has appealed to the Uzbek authorities for assistance.

The press service of the Bishkek Main Department of Internal Affairs reported that the accident occurred on April 2 of this year on Isakeeva Street. At 13:30 that day, G.A., born in 2000, was crossing the street when she was struck by a Hyundai Sonata driven by T.A., who was born in 1999.

After the collision, the victim was admitted to the resuscitation (revival) department of the National Hospital.

In response to the incident, a criminal case has been initiated under Article 312 of the Kyrgyz Criminal Code—which addresses the violation of traffic rules by a driver through intentional or negligent behavior resulting in severe harm to health. The driver has been detained in temporary custody.

During the investigation, the suspect underwent a medical examination, which confirmed that he was not under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Authorities are continuing their investigation into the incident.

It is also noteworthy that previously, in Navoi city, an 11th-grade student was hit by a Gentra vehicle and fell into a coma.