The Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation of Kazakhstan provides updates on the water level in the Zhaiyk River and the situation at the country's reservoirs following continuous flooding.
in News / Kazakhstan,
Emergency Situations Headquarters of the Atyrau Region provided an update on the water level in the Zhaiyk River, reporting changes in different villages and preventive measures taken near the ancient settlement of Sarayshyk.
in News / Kazakhstan,
In the Atyrau region, flood embankments are working to contain the rising waters of the Zhaiyk River as the Ministry of Emergency Situations warns of further increases in water levels.
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More than 100 houses flooded in Kul'sary, Kazakhstan, with ongoing evacuations and water drainage efforts by emergency teams.
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The water level in the Zhaiyk River has significantly increased due to water inflow from the West Kazakhstan region, with levels reaching over 7 meters at some stations. Experts expect further rises in water levels.
in Environment / Kazakhstan,
The water level in the Zhaiyk River near Atyrau has reached 409 cm, with specialists monitoring levels to prepare for potential flooding in May.
in Environment / Kazakhstan,
Flood prevention efforts intensify in West Kazakhstan region as water levels in Zhaiyk River rise, leading to evacuations of over 13,000 people, including 6,000 children.
in News / Kazakhstan,
More than 11 settlements in the West Kazakhstan region are at risk of flooding due to the rising water level in the Zhaiyk River, prompting emergency responses from authorities. Minister of Emergency Situations, Chingis Arinov, is personally inspecting embankments in the region to mitigate the risk of flooding as over 100 kilometers of protective earthen embankments have been constructed since the beginning of the flood period.
in National Security / Kazakhstan,
Efforts to prevent flooding along the Zhaiyk River in West Kazakhstan continue with the construction of dams and the deployment of sandbags, although the risk remains high for several districts and settlements.
in Environment / Kazakhstan,