19.11.2025 05:11
A fire broke out in a two-story house in a village in the Turkistan region of Kazakhstan. It was reported that 12 people lost their lives, including 9 children. Additionally, 3 people were injured.
In the Turkistan region of Kazakhstan, 12 people, including 9 children, lost their lives in a fire that broke out in a two-story house, and 3 others were injured.
12 PEOPLE DIED IN THE VILLAGE HOUSE FIRE
A fire broke out in a two-story house in the village of Algabas in the Jetisay district of the Turkistan region of Kazakhstan. In a written statement by the Turkistan Region Emergency Situations Department, it was noted that a fire alert was received in the village of Algabas in the morning hours, and upon the arrival of the fire brigade, it was determined that the fire had completely engulfed the house.
The statement said, "During the extinguishing of the fire, three people were evacuated from the house in an unconscious state and handed over to the medical teams. Inside, 12 people were found dead, including 9 children. According to neighbors, an event was held in the house before the fire. The fire was completely extinguished over an area of 360 square meters. Emergency services are working at the scene. An investigation has been initiated, and the cause of the fire is being investigated."
3 PEOPLE DIED
In a statement made by the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, it was expressed that 3 people were rescued from the fire with injuries, and the injured were taken to the hospital for treatment.
PRESIDENT TOKAYEV'S CONDOLENCES MESSAGE
Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev expressed his condolences for those who lost their lives in the fire. Presidential Spokesperson Ruslan Zheldibay stated in a social media post that President Tokayev conveyed his condolences for the loss of life in the fire in the house in the Jetisay district, adding, "He instructed the government and the regional governor to provide all necessary assistance to the relatives of the deceased and to investigate the cause of the incident."