Kazakhstan Improves Drinking Water Supply in Langer Town

Langer town in Kazakhstan has improved its drinking water supply by repairing a well, costing 196.6 million tenge. This initiative fulfills President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's directive to ensure water access for remote settlements. The repaired well now supplies approximately 12,000 cubic meters of water daily, meeting the needs of 8,280 subscribers.

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