Continuity of generations

Continuity of generations

It is not for nothing that the Kazakh proverb "What You see in the nest, when you fly, you hang it" is said. Today, our hero Moldash Baitabyn continues his paternal path and works in the field of the Penal correction system.
Today, the young employee works as an observer in the Department of regime and security in the institution ZK-169/4 of the Department of the UIs of the Kyzylorda region. The main task is to escort convicts, escort them to their places of work, and during this period conduct search and inspection work, monitoring the passage of objects prohibited for use and use by convicts. Therefore, he treats his work with great responsibility and vigilance. Getting a job in the internal affairs body was his childhood dream.
His father Moldash Bogenbay served in the internal affairs bodies for 40 years. In 1980, he worked as an ordinary policeman in the Department of internal affairs of the Kyzylorda station of the West Kazakhstan Transport Police Department of the Ministry of internal affairs of the Kazakh SSR, until the position of head of the Department of the Ministry of internal affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and is now a retired police colonel. Member of the Department of internal affairs and the National Council of Veterans. Advisor to the security guard of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the COF of the vav "Nevada-Semipalatinsk".
As a child, Baitabyn, who was interested in his father's special clothing from an early age, grew up with the dream that I would become such a person.
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"In my family, service in the internal affairs bodies is a hereditary path. So my grandfather Moldash Seraly, my father Bogenbay Seralievich, my father's brother Kalmurat Seralievich once worked in the field of law enforcement. I also continue the noble path laid by my Dynasty. I am proud that I came from an exemplary dynasty," BAITABYN bogenbayuly, an employee of the UIS, shared.
We think that Baitabyn Bogenbayuly, who was born in talasa on the morning of independence, has a pass ahead of him.