04.12.2025, 15:27

No casualities or damage reported in Almaty following earthquake near China border

ASTANA. Dec 4 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - No casualties or damage have been reported in Almaty following an earthquake near the China-Kazakhstan border, the city's Department of Emergency Situations said Thursday.

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