Kazakhstan Strives to Increase Domestic Medicine Production, Senate Speaker Addresses Concerns
Speaker Ashimbayev stresses the need to increase domestic medicine production in Kazakhstan to 50% to align with WHO standards.
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Kazakh Official Explains Delay in WHO Registration for QazVac Vaccine
Vice Minister of Health Ayjan Esmagambetova explained the delay in the WHO registration of the Kazakh vaccine against the QazVac coronavirus due to the completion of the full production cycle required for certification.
in Healthcare / Kazakhstan,
CIS Members Ratify Cooperation Agreement for Public Healthcare Emergency Response
Senators ratified an agreement on cooperation among CIS countries for emergencies in public healthcare, focusing on strengthening the legal framework for collective action against biological threats.
in Healthcare / Kazakhstan,
Mass Poisoning at Uluu-Too Restaurant: 68 People Affected, Government Takes Action
68 people poisoned at "Uluu-Too" restaurant prompting government action to increase fines for health safety violations.
in Healthcare / Kyrgyzstan,
Tajikistan Addresses Plague Concerns in Saratog: Low Risk, Safety Measures Urged
The Committee for Tourism Development in Tajikistan reassures the public of a low risk of plague in Saratog, emphasizing the importance of preventive measures due to the possibility of an increased infection risk in humid climates.
in Healthcare / Tajikistan,
Global Immunization Week Kicks Off in Uzbekistan with UNICEF Support
The World Immunization Week celebrates successes in child and adult immunization efforts, highlighting UNICEF's support in Uzbekistan and global impact on public health.
in Healthcare / Uzbekistan,
Authorities in Tajikistan Issue Warning on Plague Risk in Saritag
Tajikistan urges tourist companies to avoid Saritag due to risk of plague infection, highlighting the potential dangers in the mountainous region where 250 people died from the disease in the past century.
in Healthcare / Tajikistan,
Ministry of Health Develops New Rules for Care in Healthcare Organizations for Orphaned Children and Children with Disabilities
The Ministry of Health in Kazakhstan has introduced new regulations to enhance the care of orphaned, disabled, and children without parental care in healthcare organizations, emphasizing protection, access to modern services, and tailored educational activities.
in Healthcare / Kazakhstan,
Sanitary-Epidemiological Situation Stabilizes in Kulsary, Atyrau Region, Emergency Regime Continues
The sanitary-epidemiological situation in Kulsary, Atyrau region is stabilizing as monitoring of water quality continues after flood, with preventive measures being taken to avoid infectious diseases among the population.
in Healthcare / Kazakhstan,
Efforts to Combat Tick Bites in Almaty Show Positive Results
In Almaty, the number of medical visits for tick bites has decreased by 19.3% compared to last year, with 59.4% of cases involving children under 14 years old.
in Healthcare / Kazakhstan,