21.07.2025, 10:06

Four workers suffer burns in accident at KazAzot plant

ASTANA. July 21 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Four workers suffered thermal burns in an industrial accident at a KazAzot facility last Friday, regional authorities reported, the Mangystau regional administration reported Friday.

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