On January 5, at night, the Command Center of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Kazakhstan received information from the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations about a traffic accident that occurred on the 101 kilometer of the Samara-Bolshaya Chernihiv Federal Highway. As a result of the accident, seven citizens of Kazakhstan were injured.
A consolidated convoy was sent to transport the injured to their homeland in Russia, including rescuers and psychologists from the West Kazakhstan garrison, as well as ambulance staff from the local Health Department. Upon arrival at the scene, it was established that the victims had been hospitalized in medical institutions in the village of Bolshaya Glushitsa, the city of Novokuibyshevsk and the city of Samara. In these institutions, psychologists from the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Kazakhstan provided emergency psychological assistance to the victims.
On the way back, all the victims were under constant supervision of domestic specialists. This morning, the combined convoy with the injured safely arrived in Kazakhstan, where the patients were transferred to the Uralsk municipal multidisciplinary hospital. A total of seven patients, including two children, were delivered.
Unfortunately, as a result of the accident, two people died, whose bodies were also taken to Kazakhstan.
23 people and 8 pieces of equipment of the Emergency Department and the Regional Health Department participated in this operation. Employees of the Regional Police Department were involved in escorting the convoy from the city of Uralsk to the border crossing and in the opposite direction.
The Ministry of Emergency Situations of Kazakhstan expresses its condolences to the families of the victims and reminds citizens of the importance of being careful and attentive on the roads. Be careful behind the wheel, take care of safety and follow the rules of the road to avoid tragedies.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/emer/press/news/details/914105