24.10.2025, 11:24

Government commission to investigate causes of road accident in Kazakhstan's Aktobe region that killed 12 people

ASTANA. Oct 24 (Interfax) - A government commission has been set up in Kazakhstan to investigate the causes of a traffic accident in the Aktobe region on Thursday, which claimed 12 lives, the Kazakh government's press service said in a statement.

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Government commission to investigate causes of road accident in Kazakhstan's Aktobe region that killed 12 people

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