Illegal Graffiti Removed Near Nurly Zhol Railway Station in Astana

Illegal graffiti near the Nurly Zhol railway station in Astana has been removed. The operation was conducted by the Sarayshyk district administration with the support of police representatives, public activists, and volunteers, reports the official website of the Astana city akimat.

The initiative involved staff from the district akimat, police officers, as well as public activists and young people.

"Overall, we, the district akimat, together with the Police Department, public activists, and youth, conduct such activities weekly. Within the framework of the 'Clean Kazakhstan' and 'Law and Order' campaigns, when graffiti, property damage, or drug-related symbols are found, we report this to the police and begin work to restore and remove the graffiti," said Aidar Aytpayuly, head of the internal policy department of the Sarayshyk district akimat.

Police representatives are combating illegal graffiti and vandalism, as well as searching for individuals damaging public property.

"For illegal writings and images in public places, a fine of 50 MCI or administrative arrest is provided under Article 434, Part 4 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Republic of Kazakhstan. There is also a concept of drug-related graffiti, which is subject to investigative actions and criminal liability. Vandalism is also subject to administrative responsibility. Common offenses include damage to bus stops or benches," emphasized Diplomlek Baltashev, deputy head of the public safety department of the Sarayshyk district Police Department.

Organizers noted that this initiative will continue.

reported by ЖКХ24 with reference to the website of the Astana city akimat.

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