Uzbek citizens evacuated from a faulty bus in Kazakhstan

According to the Ministry of Emergencies of Kazakhstan, the bus with a technical fault stopped at the 80th kilometer of the Karabutak-Komsomol-Kostanay highway.

It is noted that there were 17 citizens from Uzbekistan and Tajikistan on the bus.

They were evacuated to a nearby village mosque. Citizens did not need medical assistance.

Uzbek citizens evacuated from a faulty bus in Kazakhstan

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