27 October 2026
Illegal Structure Demolished in Almaty
An illegal structure is being demolished in Almaty after legal action against its owner, LLP 'Ai', for lacking necessary permits.

An unauthorized structure is being demolished in Almaty, according to a notification from the Urban Planning Control Department. The demolition is taking place at: 3rd Microdistrict, 16A.
Previously, administrative actions were taken against the owner, LLP 'Ai,' for lacking the necessary permits, which included issuing a directive to rectify the violations. However, this order was not carried out, leading to legal action.
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The specialized inter-district administrative court of Almaty has held the owner administratively responsible and has ordered the forced demolition of the illegal building. The demolition is being conducted with the participation of court officers from the city's Department of Justice.
reports Housing and Utilities 24, referring to the Urban Planning Control Department of Almaty's website.
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27 October 2026
Intersection of Turkestan and Dostyk Streets to be Closed for Repairs in Astana
Road work at the intersection of Turkestan and Dostyk Streets in Astana will close traffic from October 28 to 29.

In Astana, road resurfacing work is scheduled at the intersection of Turkestan and Dostyk Streets. As a result, from 9:00 PM on October 28 to 7:00 AM on October 29, traffic in this area will be completely closed.
Drivers and pedestrians should plan their routes in advance, taking into account possible changes. Temporary road signs and indicators will be installed to ensure safety and minimize inconveniences.
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reports ЖКХ24, citing the Astana city Akimat website.
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