Actress Shahzoda Muhammedova Accuses Kindergarten Staff of Her Daughter’s Broken Arm

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Actress and designer Shahzoda Muhammedova stated that her daughter suffered a broken arm due to the negligence of kindergarten staff. According to Muhammedova, her daughter will now have to wear a cast for four months.

The incident occurred on August 19 in one of Tashkent’s private kindergartens. A surveillance camera recording, posted by the actress on social media, shows her daughter playing with another child, and as a result of a fall, the girl injured her arm. At the time of the incident, the teacher was not present in the group; she slowly approached only after the child began to cry loudly. Moreover, the woman did not show much willingness to help the child but simply sat nearby.

“A terrible situation happened recently: due to the negligence of the kindergarten staff, my daughter Milana broke her arm and was injured. I couldn’t sleep all night, sitting next to my child,” Muhammedova said.

The actress expressed her dissatisfaction with the work of the kindergarten staff.


“I want to express my ‘gratitude’ to the irresponsible and indifferent staff! I have just learned that employees walk around with their phones during work, leave children alone in the room, don’t come to help when a child cries, and don’t even lift the child off the floor if they are crying. Because of them, my child will now have to wear a cast for four months, and her current state is very distressed,” she noted.

Muhammedova emphasized that she hopes this incident will serve as a lesson for all preschools, so that similar situations do not happen to other children in the future.

The Ministry of Preschool and School Education has reported that they are conducting an investigation into this matter.

The text has been translated by AI. For more accurate information, please refer to the Russian version of the article.

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