On October 16, 2025, a meeting of the Anti-Corruption Commission was held, during which issues related to violations in the submission of declarations by public officials and compliance with anti-corruption legislation in the State Institution "Department for Defense Affairs of Altai District" were discussed. The report on the latter issue was rejected due to incomplete information. Proposals for further work were made regarding the issues considered.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/altay-maslihat/press/news/details/1087904?lang=kk

During the visit, the participants familiarized themselves with the current stage of construction. At present, work is underway on laying the building's walls. Representatives of the contracting organization spoke about the construction schedule and answered relevant questions.The construction of the MRI center is an important step in the development of healthcare in our district. The implementation of this project will significantly improve access to high-precision diagnostic equipment for residents.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/altay-maslihat/press/news/details/1087910?lang=kk

An "Open House Day" dedicated to explaining the provisions of the new Tax Code was held at the State Revenue Department in the city of Tekeli. An informational meeting was organized for citizens and entrepreneurs, during which specialists provided a detailed overview of the main directions and features of the new legislation, which will come into effect in 2026.During the event, participants were presented with key changes related to value-added tax, corporate income tax, and individual income tax.Entrepreneurs received comprehensive information on measures to simplify tax procedures, new opportunities available for small and medium-sized businesses, as well as steps aimed at reducing administrative burdens on business activities.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhetysu/press/news/details/1108011?lang=kk

Washington, D.C., October 14, 2025 – As part of the Annual Fall Meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the United States, in partnership with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce hosted a roundtable discussion dedicated to strengthening bilateral trade and investment cooperation.The event brought together Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of National Economy of Kazakhstan Serik Zhumangarin, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Alibek Kuantyrov, representatives of Kazakh government agencies, members of the U.S.-Kazakhstan Business Council (USKZBC), and U.S. companies.The meeting continued the dialogue launched during President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s engagement with American business leaders in New York in September 2025.Opening the discussion, representatives of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce emphasized the long-standing partnership between the United States and Kazakhstan, commending the country’s achievements in digital transformation, financial technologies, and industrial modernization. They particularly noted progress in modernizing the financial sector and introducing innovative regulatory and business service solutions.In their remarks, the Kazakh delegation presented the country’s policy of proactive economic growth, aimed at ensuring sustainable development through strong financial development institutions capable of providing large-scale financing for high-value export-oriented projects in advanced raw material processing and the agro-industrial sector.The delegation highlighted Kazakhstan’s success in maintaining macroeconomic stability, ensuring the resilience of public finances, and advancing tax and banking reforms, as well as consistent GDP growth, which together position Kazakhstan as the largest economy in Central Asia and a key driver of regional development.Representatives of U.S. companies commended Kazakhstan as a reliable and predictable partner and an excellent place to do business. They expressed strong interest in further expanding cooperation and implementing joint projects in energy, critical minerals, infrastructure, financial services, and technology.Participants also discussed Kazakhstan’s pivotal role in enhancing regional connectivity and promoting sustainable economic growth across Central Asia, as well as existing partnerships and new opportunities for collaboration with U.S. businesses.The event concluded with an interactive Q&A session, where participants exchanged views on current and future areas of economic cooperation and reaffirmed their mutual commitment to deepening bilateral engagement.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/invest/press/news/details/1087852?lang=kk

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Today, District Akim Zhandos Erkinbek held a reception for residents regarding their personal issues and listened to their proposals.More than 15 residents who had registered for the reception raised issues related to housing and road repairs, while others requested assistance in obtaining permanent employment.The akim instructed the heads of responsible departments to consider all possible options within the law for those seeking stable employment — including directing them to available vacancies according to their professional qualifications, as well as opportunities for public work.Residents who came with housing issues were informed that the provision of housing is carried out in accordance with the law for each relevant category.Zhandos Erkinbek carefully reviewed each issue raised together with sector specialists and assigned specific tasks to the responsible officials based on the proposals and requests voiced.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-karmakshy/press/news/details/1110621?lang=kk

Changes in the Rules for the use of IUC for imports from the EAEUThe Rules for applying the minimum price level for certain types of goods imported from the territory of the EAEU to the territory of Kazakhstan to determine the value of purchased goods have been amended to establish separate formulas for calculating the minimum price level (hereinafter referred to as the MOU) for goods produced and not produced in the Republic of Kazakhstan.At the same time, the list of individual types of goods for which the IUC is applied will be divided into 2 sections.:1) goods produced in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan;2) goods not produced in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan.It is also established that the Rules for the use of the IUC are valid until December 31, 2025 inclusive.The changes were approved by the Order of the Minister of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated October 8, 2025 No. 288-NK and are effective from October 21, 2025.t.me/prg_buhSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-kostanay/press/news/details/1087763?lang=kk

The Commissioner for Human Rights in the Republic of Kazakhstan, Artur Lastayev, delivered a statement at the plenary session of the OSCE ODIHR Warsaw Human Dimension Conference, dedicated to strengthening guarantees of fundamental freedoms and advancing human rights mechanisms.Speaking on the freedom of peaceful assembly and association, the Ombudsman noted that Kazakhstan applies a notification-based procedure for organizing peaceful assemblies. Since this year, regional authorities have begun offering alternative options in cases where objective restrictions on time or venue apply. In instances of unjustified refusals, courts have ruled such decisions unlawful. “This is an important indicator of growing trust between society and the government,” he emphasized.The registration procedure for non-governmental organizations has also been simplified – now only three founders are required, and the total number of registered organizations exceeds 23,000. A draft law is being developed to further improve their activities in line with international standards.Furthermore, the Commissioner recalled that the Constitution of Kazakhstan guarantees everyone freedom of conscience and religion. The country is home to about 4,000 religious associations representing 18 different faiths.“Kazakhstan continues to strengthen the legal foundations and culture of human rights, making freedoms an integral part of every citizen’s daily life,” Artur Lastayev concluded.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ombudsman-karaganda-oblysy/press/news/details/1088652?lang=kk

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Under the chairmanship of the regional prosecutor Marat Abishev, a meeting of the prosecutor's board was held, during which the results of the prosecutor's office work for the first 9 months of the current year were summarized, and tasks for the upcoming period were considered. Special attention was paid to issues of protecting citizens' rights, combating crime, and ensuring legality in the socio-economic sphere, as well as the implementation of the "Law and Order" Concept as the foundation for systematic crime prevention and strengthening law and order. The main results of supervisory, human rights, and coordinating activities were discussed. Opening the meeting, the regional prosecutor emphasized that, thanks to the measures taken, there was a reduction in registered crimes by 3.8%, particularly serious crimes by 61%, crimes of medium gravity by 8.6%, and minor crimes by 1.6%. Final procedural decisions were made on high-profile criminal cases (the murder of minors in Kopa village and in the Mal Bazar district, the theft of 6 billion tenge from the Tu-Kha company, double murder and illegal detention of Basanov, etc.); the guilty parties were convicted. The principle of inevitability of punishment was implemented. In the first 9 months of the current year, prosecutors supported the state prosecution in 973 cases, with verdicts issued in 824 cases, and 410 individuals sentenced to imprisonment. During the reporting period, 36 appellate petitions were satisfied.The project "Aktobe — Territory Without Fraud" is being implemented. An interdepartmental working group operates under the regional prosecutor's office, coordinating the following: extensive explanatory work has been carried out, more than 25,000 brochures distributed, over 1,000 publications made on social media, 1,500 meetings organized with the population, and 127 informational billboards installed. Two cases of "dropper" activity have been identified; one person has been convicted in one case, and the second case is under court consideration (both are charged under Article 190 of the Criminal Code). Under the coordination of the prosecutor's office, two underground drug laboratories were uncovered, and more than 76 kg of synthetic drugs were seized. Special prosecutors have completed investigations in two criminal cases against drug dealers, with seven individuals currently in custody. More than 1,000 "dropper" accounts totaling 59.5 million tenge and 1,400 links to drug stores have been blocked; over 300 drug advertisements (graffiti) have been destroyed; meetings were held with activists and volunteers, as well as with students from universities, colleges, and schools. To enhance the effectiveness of preventive work, the digital application "FSM Social" is being actively implemented, allowing for prompt identification and coordination of responses to reports of offenses. District prosecutors have been instructed to oversee the work of the police, akimats, and other authorized bodies.Since the beginning of the year, more than 1,000 legal violations have been identified in the area of public interest protection, the rights of over 7,000 citizens have been restored, and about 1,000 officials have been held accountable. In particular, violations of environmental and tax legislation have been identified at certain enterprises in the oil and gas sector and in the activities of subsoil users of TPI, with a preliminary amount of administrative fines and damages totaling about 8 billion tenge. The process of recovering these funds to the state budget is underway, including through judicial proceedings. To date, the misuse of budget funds amounting to more than 3 billion tenge has been prevented, and 1.2 billion tenge has been reimbursed, of which 1 billion tenge went to the state budget. In corruption and economic criminal cases initiated by the prosecutor's office, 5 individuals have been convicted, and pre-trial investigations are ongoing in 16 cases. Special attention has been paid to construction issues and the protection of citizens' rights. Thus, the court has satisfied 6 claims in the interests of 285 shared-equity holders regarding the invalidity of concluded transactions and the transfer of land plots to housing construction cooperatives. Currently, the akimat is working to complete the construction. Three claims protecting 128 defrauded citizens are under court consideration. Supervisory measures have secured the provision of 45 apartments to orphaned children. Special prosecutors have completed the investigation of an official regarding abuse of power in the provision of housing from the state housing fund.Also prioritized are issues of business protection. The prosecutor's office is overseeing 110 investment projects (at the regional and national levels). This year, the rights of 27 investors have been protected, and electricity tariffs have been reduced for 17 enterprises. Twelve officials have been held accountable for illegal inspections and interference in business (Articles 173 and 175 of the Administrative Offenses Code). For example, the prosecutor's office of the Irgiz district annulled illegal rulings by the tax authority that held 35 entrepreneurs administratively liable. Thanks to assets returned to the state by the prosecutor's offices, 12 social facilities are being constructed in our region (in five districts of the region and the city of Aktobe: Mugalzhar, Kobda, Baiganin, Irgiz, Alga, and Shalkar), of which 4 have been completed (Mugalzhar, Baiganin, Irgiz, and Alga districts), with the rest planned to be finished by the end of the current year. Following the results of the board meeting, the regional prosecutor issued a series of directives to strengthen measures against fraud, drug trafficking, juvenile delinquency, and other socially dangerous acts. Also remaining in focus will be issues of protecting children's rights, legality of budget expenditures, support for business and investors, public procurement, tax and land sectors, among others.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/prokuratura-aktobe/press/news/details/1087715?lang=kk

Individuals and legal entities are obligated to: 1) carry out veterinary and administrative-economic activities in compliance with veterinary (veterinary-sanitary) regulations established by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the field of veterinary medicine, ensuring the prevention of animal diseases and the safety of transported (transported) objects;2) keep, breed, and use animals, including animals in zoos, circuses, apiaries, and aquariums, in accordance with veterinary (veterinary-sanitary) regulations and veterinary standards;3) maintain the territory, livestock premises, and facilities for storing and processing feed, products, and raw materials of animal origin in accordance with veterinary (veterinary-sanitary) regulations and veterinary standards, and prevent environmental pollution;4) comply with zoohygienic and veterinary (veterinary-sanitary) requirements during the placement, construction, reconstruction, and commissioning of state veterinary-sanitary control and supervision facilities related to the maintenance, breeding, use, production, procurement (slaughter), storage, processing, and sale, as well as during the transportation (relocation) of the objects being moved (transported);5) ensure the identification of farm animals;6) notify the divisions of local executive bodies operating in the field of veterinary medicine, state veterinary organizations created by local executive bodies, and state veterinary-sanitary control and supervision bodies about:newly acquired animals (animals), the resulting offspring, their (their) slaughter and sale;In cases of mortality, simultaneous illness of several animals, or unusual behavior, and until veterinary specialists or state veterinary and sanitary inspectors arrive, take measures to isolate animals if disease is suspected;7) ensure timely vaccination and diagnostics of their animals to ensure veterinary and sanitary safety;8) freely make the transported (transported) object available to state veterinary and sanitary inspectors for veterinary inspection;9) comply with the acts of state veterinary and sanitary inspectors;10) prevent the slaughter of animals for sale without ante-mortem veterinary inspection and post-mortem veterinary and sanitary examination of carcasses and organs;11) carry out the slaughter of farm animals intended for subsequent sale at meat processing plants, slaughterhouses, or slaughter sites (slaughter sites for farm animals);12) assist veterinary specialists in the performance of their official duties related to veterinary measures;13) conduct animal quarantine;14) coordinate regulatory and technical documentation for new and improved veterinary drugs, as well as for the production of food products, feed, and feed additives, with the authorized body.State Institution "Mendykarinsky District Territorial Inspectorate of the Veterinary and Sanitary Inspectorate of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan", Borovskoye village, Altynsarin Street 83, tel.: 2-40-64, 2-42-67.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-mendykarin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1087701?lang=kk

Kazakhstan`s Foreign Minister Held a Meeting with Italian Foreign MinisterRome, October 15, 2025On the sidelines of the Aqaba Process Summit on West Africa, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev held a meeting with Antonio Tajani, Vice-President of the Council of Ministers and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Italian Republic.Minister Kosherbayev emphasized that Kazakhstan attaches a great importance to its long-standing relations with Italy, which is a reliable partner of our country in Europe. The parties noted the importance of further expanding cooperation in the fields of energy, “green” technologies, mechanical engineering, the agro-industrial complex, education and science, as well as infrastructure.In turn, Minister Tajani expressed the Italian side’s readiness to strengthen trade, economic, and investment cooperation with Kazakhstan.It was highlighted that Italy is one of Kazakhstan’s key strategic partners within the European Union and its largest trade and economic partner among Southern European countries (bilateral trade turnover reached 20 billion US dollars in 2024). For its part, Kazakhstan remains an important partner for Italy in Central Asia, possessing significant energy and investment potential.Following the meeting, both sides reaffirmed their mutual interest in continuing a constructive dialogue and intensifying joint efforts aimed at further strengthening the strategic partnership between Kazakhstan and Italy. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-tel-aviv/press/news/details/1087686?lang=kk

Kazakhstan`s Foreign Minister Participates in the Aqaba Process Meeting and Held Talks with Leaders of Jordan and ItalyRome, October 15, 2025During his visit to Italy to attend the meeting of heads of state and government within the framework of the Aqaba Process on West Africa, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev was received by His Majesty King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein of Jordan.During the meeting, Minister Kosherbayev conveyed a letter and warm greetings from the President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev to His Majesty the King and expressed Kazakhstan’s full support for the Aqaba Process as an important platform for discussing issues related to combating terrorism, extremism, and transnational crime. The sides also exchanged views on current issues of global and regional security.The interlocutors noted with satisfaction the high level of bilateral cooperation, the development of a stable political dialogue at the highest and high levels, as well as effective collaboration both bilaterally and within international structures.On the sidelines of the forum the Kazakh Foreign Minister also met with the President of the Council of Ministers of Italy Giorgia Meloni. During the meeting, the Kazakh Foreign Minister delivered a letter from President Tokayev and discussed the implementation of the agreements reached following the visits of the Italian Prime Minister and President Sergio Mattarella to Kazakhstan in 2025.Prime Minister Meloni expressed her gratitude for the letter and underlined the importance of continuing fruitful cooperation between the two countries, including within the framework of the “Central Asia – Italy” format.At the conclusion of the meeting, the parties agreed to continue their joint efforts aimed at promoting peace, stability, and security at the international level.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-tel-aviv/press/news/details/1087672?lang=kk

Riyadh, October 15, 2025 – Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Saudi Arabia Madiyar Menilbekov met with Abdullah bin Fahd bin Zar’ah, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom for Economic and Development Affairs.During the conversation, the parties discussed the current state and prospects for enhancing investment and economic cooperation. Special attention was given to issues of preparation for upcoming mutual visits and expansion of the legal framework.The Saudi side, noting the high potential of bilateral cooperation, expressed its readiness to further strengthen it.Following the negotiations, the parties agreed to maintain regular contacts to promote mutually beneficial economic projects.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-riyadh/press/news/details/1087647?lang=kk

Construction has begun on a modern playground in the Samara district. The new facility will offer active recreation and entertainment for children, as well as a cozy space for family walks.The playground will be equipped with safe play structures, swings, slides, and sports equipment. Particular attention is being paid to the quality of the surface and the safety of the structure during its development.Completion is scheduled for the near future. Residents eagerly await the opening of the new recreation area, which will make life even more comfortable and enjoyable for the villagers.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-samar/press/news/details/1087648?lang=kk

Bangkok, October 15, 2025 – On the occasion of the 35th anniversary of the Republic Day of Kazakhstan and the adoption of the Declaration of Sovereignty, the Embassy of Kazakhstan to the Kingdom of Thailand, in cooperation with the “Kazakhfilm” studio named after Shaken Aimanov, organized the premiere screening of the Kazakh historical film “Dawn of the Great Steppe” (Ұлы дала таңы) directed by Akan Satayev.The screening took place at “Century The Movie Plaza” cinema and brought together representatives of the diplomatic corps, Thailand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, international organizations, academic communities, Thai businesses, as well as friends and partners of the Embassy. The evening was filled with warmth and genuine interest in Kazakh cinema and the country’s rich history.The film “Dawn of the Great Steppe” tells the story of Khan Kasym, son of Khan Zhanibek - one of the founders of the Kazakh Khanate. Set in the 15th-16th centuries, the story depicts the formation and flourishing of the state, when Khan Kasym succeeded in uniting fragmented tribes and strengthening the independence of the Great Steppe. The picture impresses with its scale, depth of historical narrative, and striking visual aesthetics.In his welcoming remarks, Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Thailand Margulan Baimukhan emphasized that cultural cooperation plays an essential role in strengthening mutual understanding and fostering comprehensive partnership between Kazakhstan and Thailand. “Cinema holds a special place in cultural diplomacy. Through the art of film, we share with the world the history, traditions, and spiritual values of Kazakhstan, revealing the beauty of our land and the strength of our national spirit,” the Ambassador noted.Representatives of the United Nations ESCAP highly praised the film, noting that “the story of Khan Kasym reveals not only Kazakhstan’s past but also the enduring values that continue to shape its statehood today - integrity, resilience, and trust.” According to them, the director successfully conveyed the spirit of the era, the grandeur of nomadic civilization, and the richness of Kazakh culture. Guests were especially impressed by the epic battle scenes, breathtaking landscapes, authentic costumes, and evocative music that immersed them in the atmosphere of the Great Steppe.The screening of the patriotic film “Dawn of the Great Steppe” became a highlight of Bangkok’s cultural scene and another step toward deepening mutual understanding and multifaceted cooperation between Kazakhstan and Thailand.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-thailand/press/news/details/1087630?lang=kk

During the visit, the regional head reviewed the implementation of the "Taza Kazakhstan" program, the progress of housing construction, and the development of the agro-industrial complex.One of the areas of the "Taza Kazakhstan" program, initiated by the Head of State, is the creation of landscaped public spaces. Construction of a new alley along Mikhaylenko Street has been completed in the village of Borovskoye.The project cost 44 million tenge, 36 million tenge of which came from the regional budget and 8 million tenge from the national budget. The new alley has become not only an adornment to the district center but also a comfortable place for residents to relax."The "Taza Kazakhstan" program cares for every corner of our native land. We create comfortable, clean, and safe spaces for people. It is important that such projects appear not only in cities but also in rural areas," noted Kumar Aksakalov.During his working visit, the regional governor inspected the construction of a three-story apartment building in the village of Borovskoye. The project is being financed by the contractor, SK KBS LLC, and the total construction cost is 826 million tenge.After completion, the Akimat will purchase 45 apartments to replenish the municipal housing stock. The building will consist of 32 one-bedroom, 10 two-bedroom, and 6 three-bedroom apartments, with a total area of ​​over 2,600 square meters.Kumar Aksakalov also visited a two-story, 12-apartment building in the village of Kamenskuralskoye, restored by the Kamenskouralskoye partnership. The project cost 90 million tenge.The housing is intended for the farm's employees. It offers all the necessary amenities for a comfortable life: landscaped grounds, modern utilities, and cozy apartments with various layouts."It is important that people working in rural areas have the opportunity to live in good conditions." Such examples demonstrate the social responsibility of business and the interest of employers in preserving the human resources potential of rural areas, the regional governor emphasized.One of the key highlights of the working visit was the opening of a dairy farm for 1,200 head of cattle in the village of Kamenskuralskoye. The project was implemented by Kamenskuralsk LLC with government support.The total cost of the project is 4.3 billion tenge, with a production capacity of 6,700 tons of milk per year, and 45 permanent jobs created.The farm was built using advanced technologies. Modern equipment reduces losses, improves milk quality, and efficiently uses resources such as feed, water, and labor.It's worth noting that the project was made possible thanks to government support. Low-interest loans were provided, utilities and infrastructure were installed, and the state also covered part of the equipment costs.Dairy production is a strategic area. "The state supports investors who are creating processing facilities and new jobs in rural areas," noted Kumar Aksakalov. "Currently, the region has four dairy farms with a capacity of 33,000 tons of milk per year, three more are under construction, and over 20 billion tenge has been allocated for the construction of five new farms."In the village of Borovskoye, the regional akim visited a cold-pressed oilseed oil production facility, which was commissioned in March of this year.Investments totaled 286 million tenge, with a production capacity of 3,000 tons of oil, 1,800 tons of cake, and 1,200 tons of granulated husk per year. The project creates jobs and promotes the development of deep processing of agricultural products in the region.The regional governor's working visit concluded with a meeting with residents of the Mendykara district, where issues of socioeconomic development, public amenities, and employment were discussed.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1087638?lang=kk

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In the city of Atbasar, Akmola Region, a solemn ceremony was held to inaugurate a memorial dedicated to 17 soldiers who died in the line of duty on April 7, 1995, in the Psikhavr Gorge on the Tajik-Afghan border. The event took place at the 4th Separate Rifle Company of Military Unit 5510 of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The ceremony was attended by the command of Military Unit 5510, representatives of local executive authorities, veterans of the forces of law and order, and the unit’s personnel.The memorial stands as an eternal tribute to the heroes who gave their lives for peace and stability, faithfully fulfilling their military duty to the Motherland. It serves as a symbol of courage and loyalty for future generations.During the ceremony, the participants honored the memory of the fallen with a moment of silence and laid flowers at the memorial.This year marks the 30th anniversary of the heroic act of the internal troops. Earlier, in Astana, a flower-laying ceremony was held at the monument “Er esimi – el esinde” on the Alley of Courage.The opening of this memorial represents an important step in preserving the heroic traditions of the National Guard and strengthening military-patriotic education among service members.Press Service of the National GuardMinistry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1087616?lang=kk

The Head of the Military Police Department of the Regional Command “Оrtalyq” of the National Guard, Police Colonel Berik Suleimenov, and serviceman of military unit 6505, Corporal Ali Shakenov, demonstrated heroism while performing their official duties.While driving past Bukpa Lake on Novoradskaya Street in Karaganda, they noticed a fisherman whose boat had ruptured and begun to sink in the middle of the lake. Without hesitation, the servicemen stopped their vehicle, threw a car tow rope to the man, and pulled him safely to shore — effectively saving his life.“When we pulled him out, he was completely soaked. We needed to warm him up immediately. We helped him remove his wet clothes, seated him in the car, turned on the heater, and monitored his condition. When we offered medical assistance, he said he felt fine and asked to be taken home,” — said Ali Shakenov.The rescued man expressed heartfelt gratitude to the servicemen:“I was shouting, but no one came. If it weren’t for you — I wouldn’t have survived,” he repeated several times in thanks.This act serves as a vivid example that the servicemen of the National Guard of the Republic of Kazakhstan are always ready to help and act in emergency situations. Through their actions, they demonstrated courage, professionalism, and dedication to ensuring the safety of citizens.#ЗАҢМЕНТӘРТІП#ЗАКОНИПОРЯДОКPress Service of the National GuardMinistry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1087628?lang=kk