8 Uzbeks died in an accident in Kazakhstan
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A Toyota Alhpard collided with a Volvo truck on the Samara-Shymkent road in Kazakhstan. As a result, 8 Uzbeks who were in a car were killed. The President of Uzbekistan issued an order to return their bodies to the homeland on the plane of the Ministry of Defense and conduct funeral ceremonies.
On April 3, a road traffic accident involving a Toyota-Alhpard and a Volvo truck took place on the Samara-Shimkent road passing through the Aktobe region of Kazakhstan. As a result of the accident, 8 citizens of Uzbekistan, who were in a Toyota-Alhpard car, died on the spot.
According to the order of the President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev, their bodies will be returned to the homeland by a special air plane of the Ministry of Defense. A government commission was formed to bring them back and carry out funeral rites.
According to the Ministry of Emergencies, a government commission has been formed to bring the victims of the accident to the homeland by a special air plane of the Ministry of Defense and conduct burial ceremonies, and all the necessary measures are being taken.
"The officials of the Ministry of Emergency Situations are in constant contact with their colleagues from Kazakhstan and are working together to investigate the causes of the accident," the report said.
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