Authorities in Kyrgyzstan are monitoring an active landslide in the Kara-Kulja district of Osh Region that threatens residential homes and a key local road.

The landslide has an estimated volume of 42,800 cubic meters and is located in the Donuz-Oi area of Toguz-Bulak village, according to Kabar.

Specialists have identified a fissure approximately 220 meters long. Engineering measurements indicate that the landslide is moving at a rate of around 1.1 meters per hour.

Emergency Situations Minister Kanatbek Chynybaev visited the affected area to assess the situation and review ongoing monitoring efforts.

Authorities are coordinating preventive measures to protect residents, ensure public safety and minimize potential damage.

Specialists continue to track the landslide’s movement and assess the risks to nearby homes and the Ylai-Talaa-Gulcho road.

Officials are keeping the hazardous area under close observation as the situation develops.