'Green corridor' to be set up for Kazakhstanis on border with Russia - Vice PM
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- 29 September, 2022
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The government of Kazakhstan is in talks with Russia to ensure the 'green corridor' for Kazakhstanis and vehicles with food supplies stranded on border, Kazakhstan's Vice Prime Minister - Minister of Trade and Integration Serik Zhumanagrin said, Report informs, citing Sputnik-Kazakhstan.
"We are in talks to set up a 'green corridor' for our citizens and vehicles with food supplies," Zhumanagrin said.
He noted that this work should be done today or tomorrow.
Long traffic jams have formed on the control check points on the Russia-Kazakhstan border.
Nearly 98,000 Russians have entered Kazakhstan since the announcement of partial mobilization in Russia. Of them, 64,000 have already left for the third countries.
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