Foreign countries have expressed their support to Kazakhstan in the wake of devastating floods
Several foreign countries have expressed their support for Kazakhstan following the devastating floods that have affected various regions of the country, leading to tens of thousands of people being displaced from their homes.
On April 6, the Kyrgyz Republic dispatched 300 tons of humanitarian aid to the regions of Kazakhstan.
“The cargo includes oil, sunflower, sugar, rice, pasta and confectionery, as well as locally produced mattresses, clothes and tents,” said the Kyrgyz Ministry of Emergency Situations.
On April 7, the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs conveyed condolences to the people of Kazakhstan in light of the large-scale floods. The ministry underscored Türkiye's readiness to provide Kazakhstan with any necessary assistance.
“We are deeply saddened by the devastating floods in various regions of Kazakhstan, which forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of our Kazakh brothers and sisters and caused serious damage. We extend our sympathies to the people and government of Kazakhstan. Türkiye is ready to provide any assistance needed to heal the wounds caused by the disaster,” said the ministry in an April 7 message.
According to the latest figures from the Ministry of Emergency Situations, a total of 75,982 individuals, including 18,681 children, have been rescued and evacuated since the onset of the floods.
