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Natural Gas Reaches Tumabulak Village in Aytekebi District

Natural gas now available in Tumabulak Village, Aytekebi District, enhancing living conditions for residents.

Natural Gas Reaches Tumabulak Village in Aytekebi District

The village of Tumabulak in Aytekebi District has successfully resolved its natural gas supply issue. Now, all 80 households in the locality have access to natural gas.

The project was implemented as part of directives from the Head of State aimed at enhancing the quality of life for rural residents and extending gas infrastructure to populated areas.

Construction of the gas pipeline by Vlad LLP commenced in April 2026. The project included the installation of supply and intra-settlement pipelines with a total length of 53.6 kilometers. The project cost exceeded 827 million tenge.

The Department of Energy and Housing and Communal Services of Aktobe Region served as the client.

Deputy Akim of Aktobe Region Galymzhan Eleuov and Akim of Aytekebi District Dauletiyar Togyzbayev participated in the ceremonial launch of the pipeline, sharing in the joy of the village's residents. Elders offered their blessings and expressed gratitude to everyone involved in the project's realization.

Tumabulak is located 110 kilometers from the district center. The village was founded in 1961 and currently has approximately 450 residents.

As of today, 21 out of 27 localities in Aytekebi District are supplied with natural gas. Furthermore, this week, gas will also be delivered to the village of Zhabasak. This will increase the district's gasification level to 94.2 percent.

The introduction of natural gas not only enhances living comfort for rural residents but also marks a significant step towards creating conditions for the socio-economic development of the locality.

For the residents of Tumabulak, this day was a long-awaited and momentous event — the fulfillment of a dream they had awaited for many years. Reported by KHCh24 with reference to the website of the Department of Energy and Housing and Communal Services of Aktobe Region.

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