Kazakh PM: Kazakhstan to gradually ease quarantine depending on epidemiological situation

“Kazakhstan will continue to gradually relax quarantine rules depending on the epidemiological situation,” Kazakh Prime Minister Askar Mamin said, according to Kazinform.
As the PM noted, starting from April 20 Nur-Sultan and Almaty eased quarantine regulations, reopened manufacturing facilities, construction industry and some services. Depending on the epidemiological situation the quarantine measures will be further eased to let business and other enterprises resume their operations. Nevertheless, all are urged to observe sanitary and epidemiological safety rules.
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