SOCIAL LIFE IN SURKHANDARYA IN THE EARLY YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE
Keywords:
Amudarya, hospitals, polyclinics, maternity hospital, skilled worker, market reforms, Soviet, pension, highway, cultural-household, neighborhood.Abstract
In this article, a difficult and complex situation arose in the social life of Uzbekistan in the last years of the Soviet era. Especially the problems in social relations were clearly visible. It is said that such a complex situation, compared to other countries, was quickly controlled in the republic and appropriate measures were implemented.
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