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Mobile operators in Kazakhstan earn money from targeted advertising of subscribers

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Subscribers of Kazakhstani mobile operators can receive advertising messages tailored to their interests, geolocation, estimated income level and other attributes. At the same time, the operators themselves state that they do not transfer clients' personal data to advertisers, but instead use aggregated and anonymised audience segments.

A court in Uralsk has awarded compensation for the death of a patient.

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The court in Uralsk partially granted the claim of the deceased patient's son and ordered the hospital to pay 4 million tenge in compensation for moral harm. The court concluded that the untimely provision of medical care led to the loss of a real opportunity to prevent a fatal outcome.

The Ministry of Energy did not name the source of funding for heat meters in old houses

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Director of the Electric Power Development Department of the Ministry of Energy, Assylzhan Mussin, stated that per-apartment heat metering is only possible with the consent of all residents of the building. At the same time, he was unable to answer who should bear the cost of installing individual heat meters in houses built before the introduction of current building regulations.

Investment projects worth 2.2 billion tenge in Shymkent continued to be implemented after the prosecutor's office intervention.

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Two investment projects with a total value of over 2.2 billion tenge in Shymkent have continued their implementation following the intervention of the prosecutor's office. The issue related to extending the term of land use has been resolved, allowing construction to proceed without hindrance.

The accused in the murder of Nurāi Serikbai has given his own version of events.

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A court in Shymkent has continued hearing the criminal case into the death of 21-year-old Nuray Serikbai. During the hearings, the accused, Sherkhan Aymakhan, did not admit guilt, gave his own version of events, and asked for forgiveness from the victim's relatives and the people of Kazakhstan for his mental state.

The company Relog estimated the damage from the actions of former employees at more than 2 billion tenge.

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Kazakhstan IT company Relog has reported the opening of a criminal case and the consideration of civil lawsuits against former employees. According to the company's assessment, the total damage exceeds 2 billion tenge.

Ex-head of the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs "Atameken", Ablay Myrzakhmetov, has been released.

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Former head of the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs (NCE) "Atameken", Ablay Myrzakhmetov, has been released from prison. He will serve the remaining part of his court-sentenced punishment under probation supervision at his place of residence.

The court confiscated 4.8 billion tenge in a case involving illegal ore mining in the Ulytau region.

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In the Ulytau region, a court has passed a sentence in a case involving the illegal extraction of manganese ore without a licence or subsoil use contract. The damage to the state exceeded 4.8 billion tenge. The convicted individual has been sentenced to imprisonment and the confiscation of property.

Order on write-off of penalties and fines for small businesses being prepared in Kazakhstan

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In Kazakhstan, a Ministry of Finance order is being prepared to write off penalties and fines on tax arrears for micro and small businesses. The measure applies on condition that the principal debt is repaid between 1 January and 31 March of the current year, and will be implemented automatically by the tax authorities. Explanations regarding the document were given live on the state revenue committee’s broadcast.

The Government of Kazakhstan has updated the rules for paying bonuses to civil servants.

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In Kazakhstan, new rules for paying bonuses to civil servants have come into force. A government resolution has expanded the grounds for additional payments, including holidays and anniversaries, while the decision on bonuses has been delegated to the heads of state bodies. The source of funding has been identified as budget savings.

In Kazakhstan, it has been proposed to include paternity leave in the pension record.

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In Kazakhstan, unemployed fathers will now be able to include time spent caring for young children in their pension record. The law also protects single parents from dismissal and expands the powers of maslikhats to award the title of 'Honorary Citizen'.
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