Bus with Russians evacuated in Kazakhstan after incident on highway

As a result of the breakdown of a passenger bus on the highway Almaty - Tashkent in Zhambyl region of Kazakhstan, rescuers evacuated 41 passengers, most of whom are Russians. This is reported on December 10 by the press service of the Kazakh Ministry of Emergency Situations.

"From the technically defective bus to the nearest heating point, the village of Shakpak-ata, evacuated 41 passengers, including two children," - indicated in the Telegram-channel of the Department.

It is noted that the evacuated have now already gone to the destination on another bus. No one needed medical assistance.

Earlier, on December 9, about 10 people were hospitalized after an accident with a bus in the Japanese prefecture of Okayama. Excursion bus, which contained more than 40 people, overturned as a result of the accident in the city of Maniwa, Okayama prefecture. It was noted that the driver could not cope with the control due to the icy road in the snowy area.