A prominent political analyst has criticized the boastful statements of the authorities in the Turkestan Region.

The Turkestan Region Akimat proudly announced that the region leads in the number of twins born. Additionally, the region ranks second in overall birth rates after Mangystau.

This implies that in Turkestan, in addition to the already exceptionally high birth rates, IVF programs are actively in operation (the main source of twins and triplets).

It’s interesting to wonder if anyone in the government, administration, or parliament is making a sober assessment of the demographic disparities in the country.

Budgetary policy is tied to the population size, with a lion’s share going to the poorer, densely populated regions with high birth rates. This is where dependency levels grow and children are turned into a source of income, all while attitudes towards them deteriorate (hello, spiritual values!).

Certainly, investments are made in infrastructure development and preparing personnel, but we can see, even in the case of Almaty, that the construction of schools and medical facilities simply can’t keep up with population growth. The training of teachers and doctors lags behind the infrastructure.

In summary, the system is inherently designed to perpetuate poverty and unemployment, while diminishing educational and health indicators.»

Please note that some aspects of the original article are truncated for brevity in this translation.