28.09.2026, 11:23

No damage to critical infrastructure after Almaty earthquake - Emergency Ministry

ASTANA. Sept 28 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - No damage to critical infrastructure has been found after the earthquake that struck Almaty on Monday, the Emergency Situations Ministry's press service said.

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No damage to critical infrastructure after Almaty earthquake - Emergency Ministry

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