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The organiser of the embezzlement of 2.5 billion tenge in public procurement has been returned to Kazakhstan

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The organiser, suspected of embezzling 2.5 billion tenge during public procurement at the Republican State Enterprise "Centre for Forensic Expertise of the Ministry of Justice", has been returned to Kazakhstan from Vietnam. The criminal case against the suspect has been sent to court.

<span>ТОО «Балмұздақ» is being inspected after a mass fish die-off in the Turkestan Region</span>

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In Turkestan Region, following reports of mass fish deaths and an alleged discharge of wastewater into the Badam River, an unscheduled inspection of LLP "Balmūzdaq" has been ordered. Specialists have already taken samples of the wastewater, and final conclusions about the causes of the incident will be made after the completion of laboratory tests.

The Government of Kazakhstan has allocated 10.4 billion tenge for the creation of the KazSat-3R satellite.

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The government has allocated 10.4 billion tenge from its reserve to create a new KazSat-3R space communication system. The relevant decree was signed by Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov. The new satellite is intended to replace the current KazSat-3, whose operational lifespan ends in 2029.

Specialists in Almaty found no signs of mudslide threats ahead of the rains

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The hydrological situation on mountain rivers in Almaty remains under control, despite forecast heavy rainfall at the end of July. Specialists continue around-the-clock monitoring of rivers, moraine lakes and hydraulic structures, while residents and tourists are advised to temporarily avoid hiking in the mountains.

The authorities have announced tighter controls on illegal water abstraction and the water market in Kazakhstan.

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The Ministry of Water Resources and the Prosecutor General’s Office are strengthening control over illegal water abstraction and the “black market” for water in Kazakhstan. A Roadmap has been developed, incorporating resource auditing, digital monitoring, water-saving technologies and anti-corruption measures. Minister Nurzhan Nurzhigitov emphasised the need for coordinated action to hold violators accountable.

Illegal iron ore mining has been identified in the Karaganda region

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In the Karaganda region, illegal iron ore mining has been uncovered: an enterprise operated without a licence for four years, exporting raw materials abroad. According to the prosecutor's office, the damage to the state exceeded 2 billion tenge. Three suspects have been arrested, and property worth more than 500 million tenge has been seized. The criminal case has been sent to court.

The head of the district police department has been convicted of bribery in Shymkent.

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The Shymkent court has considered a criminal case against the head of a district police department, accused of accepting a bribe. According to the prosecution, he received 6 million tenge for softening the classification of a criminal case. The court found the defendant guilty and sentenced him to 6 years in prison.

Control over fakes about the new Constitution has been strengthened in Kazakhstan

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Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov held a meeting to explain the draft of Kazakhstan's new Constitution, emphasising its people-centred nature and focus on the country's long-term development. Particular attention was paid to combating disinformation about the Constitution and strengthening control over fake news on social media. The government also issued a number of specific instructions on developing science, implementing AI, and forming a new model of scientific and technological development by 2026.

The prosecutor's office recovered 11.2 million tenge under state contracts for school repairs in the North Kazakhstan region.

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The Prosecutor's Office of the North Kazakhstan Region recovered 11.2 million tenge from a contractor who improperly fulfilled obligations under government procurement contracts for major school repairs. The customer had long failed to apply for an insurance payout, which violated the law on public procurement. Court decisions and prosecutorial oversight made it possible to fully return the funds to the budget.
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