11.11.2025, 14:20

Two people remain in intensive care after building facade collapsed in Astana

ASTANA. Nov 11 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Two people, including a paramedic, injured in the collapse of a brick facade on a building in Astana remain in intensive care, according to Deputy Minister of Health Timur Muratov.

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