ASTANA – On July 19, the Biz Birgemiz Qazaqstan fund sent 40 tons of humanitarian aid to the Kyrgyz Republic, which had recently been struck by devastating mudflows, reported the Kyrgyz Ministry of Emergency Situations.
Photo credit: Kyrgyz Ministry of Emergency Situations
The humanitarian cargo carrying flour, sugar, as well as hygiene products and essential goods crossed the Ak-Tilek Kyrgyz-Kazakh border and headed to the Osh region.
The mudflow, which occurred on July 14, claimed the lives of five people and caused extensive damage in Osh city and the Osh region. The settlements of Mady, Datka, and Bash-Bulak were affected, with 642 residential buildings, four schools, a kindergarten, two hospitals, a museum, and a first aid station being flooded. In Osh city, 146 residential buildings and a kindergarten suffered damage.
