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A school in the Kostanay region has been closed for disinfection due to tuberculosis testing.

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In the village of Borovskoye, Kostanay region, the Gabbas Zhumabayev school-gymnasium has been temporarily closed for disinfection after information came to light that a canteen employee had previously undergone treatment for tuberculosis. An inspection of the food supplier, sanitisation procedures, and an epidemiological investigation are being carried out at the educational institution, while students have been temporarily switched to distance learning.

Mother of the participant in the beating of a schoolgirl in Karaganda fined 45,000 tenge

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The Juvenile Court of Karaganda has fined one of the 16-year-old participants' mothers 45,413 tenge for the beating of a 13-year-old schoolgirl. The incident occurred on 16 February when a group of teenagers attacked the girl and filmed the event on video. The woman was found guilty of failing to properly fulfil her duties in raising her child.

The ВАП has been granted the right to refuse to recognise audits from ministries in Kazakhstan.

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The Supreme Audit Chamber of Kazakhstan has been granted the right to additionally inspect and, if necessary, refuse to recognise the results of internal audits of ministries. The new regulation strengthens external control over departmental checks and may change the procedure for using audit reports in the state financial control system.

Around 1,500 school classes in Kazakhstan have been switched to online learning due to an outbreak of acute respiratory viral infections.

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Almost one and a half thousand school classes in the country have been switched to remote learning due to a rise in ARVI cases. Schools continue to operate as normal, with only those classes where the number of cases exceeds the established thresholds being moved to an online format. This was announced at a press conference at the SCC by the country's Chief State Sanitary Doctor, Sarkhat Beissenova.

The blogger was summoned to the anti-extremism department for calling for a boycott of Timati’s concert.

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In Astana, blogger Aida Jeksenova was summoned to the extremism unit of the city police department following a complaint filed by Alexei Puchkov, a promoter of concerts by Russian artists. The complaint relates to her post in which she called for a boycott of a concert by Russian performer Timati, writing: "Do not buy tickets to Timati's concert. Do not sponsor the war."
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