22.04.2025, 12:30

Kazakhstan monitors flood situation in three regions

ASTANA. April 22 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Emergency crews in Kazakhstan are closely watching river levels in three regions amid rising temperatures and melting snow, the country’s Emergency Ministry said Tuesday.

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Kazakhstan monitors flood situation in three regions

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