Bodies of Uzbeks killed in Kazakhstan to be brought home

A tragic explosion in Kazakhstan’s Almaty region has shocked the public. On September 11 this year, at the LGN Metal plant located in the village of Baiserke, Ili district, three citizens of Uzbekistan lost their lives as a result of the blast. This was officially reported by the Migration Agency.

The agency expressed deep condolences to the families and relatives of the deceased, wishing them patience. It was also emphasized that the incident caused great grief among the public.

According to official data, a criminal case has been opened by the Ili district police in connection with the incident. The investigation is being conducted on the grounds of violation of labor safety rules that led to human deaths. At present, a special commission is working and all aspects of the tragedy are being studied.

The Migration Agency of the Republic of Uzbekistan has promptly organized the necessary paperwork to repatriate the bodies of its citizens. In addition, regional agency staff remain in constant contact with the families of the deceased, providing practical and moral support.

It has been reported that close cooperation has been established between the responsible authorities of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. The progress of the investigation is under strict control.

Experts emphasize that such tragedies highlight the urgent need for greater attention to labor safety issues. The public believes that the return of the bodies of the deceased Uzbek workers to their homeland will bring at least some comfort to their families.