Kyrgyzstan has sent humanitarian
aid to residents in flood-affected regions. A total of 15 trucks carrying 300
tonnes of cargo have arrived in the Zhambyl region. The aid includes food
supplies, bedding, clothing, and locally manufactured tents. During a telephone
conversation with Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov, Kazakh President
Kassym-Jomart Tokayev emphasized this as yet another evidence of true
friendship, solidarity, and close relations between the two states.
Domestic volunteers collect over
550 tonnes of humanitarian aid
Domestic volunteers are also
providing significant assistance and support to those affected by the floods.
Humanitarian aid collection points have been deployed in all cities of
Kazakhstan. Volunteers have already gathered over 550 tonnes of aid, with the majority
of food and supplies having been sent to the regions. Over 25,000 volunteers
are providing up-to-date information to the population, distributing meals to
both evacuated residents and rescuers, and assisting in cleaning territories.
Web-editor: Aizhan
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