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The "Kaiyk" Federation has commented on the coaches' conflict in Turkestan.

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The Regional Public Association "Federation 'Qayiq' for Rowing Sports" has issued an official statement regarding the incident between coaches that occurred after the conclusion of the Asian Rowing Championships in Turkestan. The organisation has called for waiting for the results of the pre-trial investigation and refraining from premature conclusions.

A court in Pavlodar has passed a sentence in a case involving the sale of drugs disguised as spices.

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In Pavlodar, a court has passed a sentence in a case involving the illegal trafficking of narcotic drugs and the legalisation of criminal proceeds. Three defendants have each received 7 years of imprisonment, and the seized vehicles have been confiscated for the benefit of the state.

The chief referee of the match between "Yelimay" and "Ordabasy" found himself at the centre of a major scandal.

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After the match of the 13th round of the Kazakhstan Premier League (KPL) between FC Yelimay and FC Ordabasy, a scandal erupted around the chief referee Arman Ismuratov. The head coach of Yelimay, Andrei Karpovich, accused the referee of unethical behaviour and criticised a number of decisions made during the match. Later, the club's fans and the akim of the Abai region, Berik Uali, became involved in the situation.

The court remanded Amir Kasenov into custody for repeatedly violating the terms of his house arrest.

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The editor-in-chief of the KazTAG news agency, Amir Kassenov, announced the expiry of his house arrest and published a video address on social media. However, the Almaty City Court issued an official clarification stating that the preventive measure was still in effect. Later, during a court hearing, the court changed Kassenov's preventive measure to detention on remand.

The main volume of disinsection in the Pavlodar region is carried out using biological preparations.

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The FBRK editorial team continues its series of articles on disinsection in the regions of Kazakhstan. In Pavlodar Region in 2026, insect control is being carried out using a combined model — with a predominance of biological methods and additional use of chemical preparations.

Foot-and-mouth disease in Kazakhstan is getting out of control?

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An internal report of the Rosselkhoznadzor, confirming an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease strain SAT1 in Russia, is being actively circulated in open sources. The same strain has been detected in China near the Kazakh border. Meanwhile, thousands of sick saiga antelopes in the West Kazakhstan region are coming into contact with livestock, potentially carrying the virus.

Independent assessment of Talsim-NG's effectiveness in Kazakhstan planned after floods

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Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation has responded to a repeated request from the FBK editorial team regarding the digital water management systems Tasqyn and Talsim-NG. The Talsim-NG system is undergoing its first season of operation in eight river basins of the country. An independent assessment of its effectiveness will only be possible after the end of the flood season.

The Ministry of Agriculture has released figures on agri-drones.

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The Ministry of Agriculture has responded to an official request from the FBK editorial office regarding the composition and operation of the agricultural drone fleet. In 2025, 27 drones underwent warranty service in China and have now been returned to the state enterprise "Phytosanitation". Total flight time amounted to 5,300 hours, and 52,483 thousand hectares were treated across 11 regions of the country.

Hazardous substances for ecosystems are used during disinsection in the parks of Petropavlovsk.

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The editorial board of FBRK continues its series of articles on disinsection in the regions of Kazakhstan. In 2026, chemical insecticides are once again being used in Petropavlovsk for the treatment of green spaces — a practice that is repeated year after year and has effectively remained unchanged.