20.03.2026, 14:52

Kazakhstan vaccinates livestock in Pavlodar region amid animal disease outbreaks in Russia

ASTANA. March 20 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan has begun vaccinating livestock in the Pavlodar region, which borders Russia, in response to animal disease outbreaks in neighboring Russian regions, Deputy Prime Minister Kanat Bozumbayev said.

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Kazakhstan vaccinates livestock in Pavlodar region amid animal disease outbreaks in Russia

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