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The Kazakh Health Ministry assessed the risk of plague being imported from Russia as low

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Kazakhstan's Ministry of Health has assessed the risk of plague being imported from Russia as low. The reason was the death of a 28-year-old female employee of a plague control institute in Irkutsk Oblast, after which 197 contacts were placed under medical observation.

All three survivors of the Caspian Sea exercises have completed their service

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All three servicemen who survived the exercises in the Caspian Sea on 24 September 2026 have completed their compulsory military service and returned home. Akzhol Temerkhan, Beket Kuandyk and Nikita Udalov returned to the Mangystau, Atyrau and West Kazakhstan regions after demobilisation.

A passenger sued FlyArystan following stuffiness on a Shymkent — Almaty flight

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Passenger Ablai Baitenov has filed a lawsuit against FlyArystan airline following an incident on 9 July at Shymkent airport. According to him, passengers were held on board the aircraft for around 45 minutes with the doors closed and no working air conditioning, at an air temperature of +36.2°C.

Beeline, Kcell and Tele2 fined for too strong a signal in prisons in the Kostanay region

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Three mobile operators have been brought to administrative responsibility for exceeding the permissible signal level on the territory of penal institutions in Kostanay region. Following the measurement results, Kar-Tel LLP (Beeline), Kcell JSC and Mobile Telecom-Service LLP (ALTEL, Tele2) received fines.

The level of the Caspian Sea has reached a 48-year low

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The level of the Caspian Sea has reached its lowest value in the last 48 years. Over 30 years, the sea has become 2.5 metres shallower, and in some coastal areas the water has receded by more than 1.5 metres. Against the backdrop of climate change, the problem is acquiring not only ecological but also economic significance for the Caspian littoral countries.

How Asiya Askarova's family ties run through three criminal cases with a Belarusian trace and plots worth millions

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Vostok Engineering LLP transferred a loan of 300 million tenge to Assiya Askarova's company. The debt was not repaid, and the land seized for it was ultimately acquired by the debtor's relatives - with subsequent resale at market price. The case was closed without notifying the victim; an appeal is currently before the court. We checked open registries and found that behind Askarova's name lies an extensive network of family companies.

How land in the Akmola Region ended up at the centre of a story involving millions and Lukashenko

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Three criminal fraud cases are being investigated in parallel in Kazakhstan, in which Asiya Askarova is a suspect: following a complaint by Vostok Engineering LLP for 300 million tenge, a collective complaint by 15 citizens of Belarus for a sum of about $3 million, and a complaint by MELIOR PRIME LLP for 120 million tenge. In 2025, Askarova was also given a suspended sentence for fraud in a separate episode.

Professor Absatirov asks the veterinary control committee to stop the persecution of an employee

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Chairman of the Public Association "Veterinary Doctors of WKO" Gaisa Absatirov published a post on Facebook about a new outbreak of poultry deaths in the North Kazakhstan region and called on the committee for veterinary control and supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture to conduct a full diagnosis. Separately, the professor spoke about the persecution of candidate of biological sciences Yeris Nuraliyev and proposed including him in the epizootological investigation group.

How Kazphosphate lost almost all of its capital in the two years after the change of owners

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Kazphosphat LLP lost almost all of its equity capital over 2023–2025 - from 63.7 billion to 2.5 billion tenge. Losses were recorded for three years in a row, and debt grew to 156.4 billion tenge. In 2025, the company transferred goods worth 13.6 billion tenge free of charge to the related NDFZ LLP.

How foot-and-mouth disease 'escaped' from the laboratory and what threat this poses to the region

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From 3 September, a quarantine has been in force in Irkutsk Oblast because of a livestock disease that the authorities call lumpy skin disease. An independent veterinarian considers the picture to resemble foot-and-mouth disease. Meanwhile, the World Organisation for Animal Health has confirmed the foot-and-mouth disease subtype SAT-1/III in China and Mongolia, which could have spread artificially from Turkey.
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