26.05.2026, 13:20

Kazakhstan plans summer recreation for more than 3 mln children

ASTANA. May 26 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Kazakhstan plans to provide recreation and health programs for 3.2 million children during the summer holidays, Education Minister Zholdyz Suleimenova said Tuesday.

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