24.07.2026, 12:42

Kazakhstan imposes restrictions after livestock deaths in Aktobe region

ASTANA. July 24 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Authorities have imposed restrictions in the Kyzylzhar rural district of the Aktobe region after infectious diseases were found in dead cattle, the Agriculture Ministry said Friday.

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