17.04.2024, 11:56
Court holds Maykainzoloto fully responsible for bus accident
ASTANA. April 17 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - After conducting an investigation, the Ministry of Labor's Committee of Labor and Social Protection concluded that Maykainzoloto JSC was fully responsible for the incident at the Maykainzoloto mine in the Pavlodar region, where a bus carrying passengers fell into a collapsed pit.
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