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The doctor received a prison sentence after taking 1 million tenge for a promised deferment from the army.

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In the Akmola region, a doctor from a district clinic was found guilty of fraud after receiving money from three young men for a promised deferment from military service. The court sentenced him to a restriction of liberty.

Deputy ministers have denied reports of foot-and-mouth disease and commented on the deaths of saiga antelopes.

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Vice-ministers of agriculture and ecology of Kazakhstan have commented on information about the possible spread of foot-and-mouth disease and the mass die-off of saiga antelopes in the country. According to them, no cases of foot-and-mouth disease have been registered in Kazakhstan, and the recorded mortality of saiga antelopes is within the natural norm.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs has shut down a major drug lab in the Turkestan region.

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In the city of Arys, Turkestan region, employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD) shut down a drug laboratory where, according to the investigation, synthetic drugs were being produced. Two brothers have been arrested in connection with the case, and a pre-trial investigation has been launched against them.

Tesla Cybertruck vehicles bearing the insignia of the SGO and the Ministry of Emergency Situations have been spotted in Turkestan.

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A video of a Tesla Cybertruck bearing the insignia of the Civil Defence Service and the Ministry of Emergency Situations has been circulating on social media. The press service of the Turkestan Region administration stated that information regarding the vehicle belonging to the region is not true.

The AFM investigation has uncovered the illegal import of lorries from China into Kazakhstan.

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In Kazakhstan, an investigation into the illegal import of freight vehicles that do not meet environmental requirements has been completed. According to the investigation, 20 vehicles with the Euro-2 environmental class were brought into the country through controlled companies, despite a current ban.

Former Rector of MUIT released under amnesty after sentence for embezzlement of 1.7 billion tenge

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Former rector of the International University of Information Technologies (IUIT) Damir Shynybekov, who was sentenced to 8 years in prison in 2020 for embezzlement, was released in February 2026 after his sentence was recalculated to take into account an amnesty, the Committee of the Criminal Enforcement System (CCES) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan reported.

Underground drug labs in residential buildings have been identified in Almaty

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In Almaty, police officers coordinated by the prosecutor's office of the Medeu district identified and shut down the operations of an organised criminal group involved in the production and sale of psychotropic substances. Seven participants were detained, and the organiser has been placed on an international wanted list.

The accountant of a state-owned enterprise is suspected of embezzling 118 million tenge on bets.

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In the West Kazakhstan Region (WKR), a pre-trial investigation has been launched into the illegal use of budget funds on an especially large scale. According to the prosecutor's office, a bookkeeper from a state-owned enterprise is the suspect. The total damage is estimated at 118 million tenge.

AI competition Higgsfield AI sparked a controversy around the film Jumper

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Director Mikhail Parkhomenko has stated that Higgsfield AI used reworked footage from his film Jumper in the promotion of an AI video competition. Following audience backlash, the post was removed, the company's representatives apologised and began negotiations regarding a potential settlement.

The court found the man guilty of storing 1,977 deer antlers in Shymkent.

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In Shymkent, a man born in 1982 has been found guilty of illegally storing 1,977 deer antlers, which are derivatives of animals listed in the Red Book. The damage to nature has been estimated at nearly 3 billion tenge. The court sentenced him to 3 years and 6 months in prison, and also ordered him to pay court costs. The verdict has not yet entered into legal force.
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