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Bodies of Tajik nationals who died in the traffic accident sent back to their homeland
On May 22, the bodies of six Tajik migrants who died in a traffic accident in Kazakhstan were sent to Tajikistan. According to the Asia-Plus publication, the vehicle carrying the bodies departed in the evening of May 22 from the Kostanay region of Kazakhstan towards Tajikistan. On May 20, six citizens of Tajikistan died on […]
On May 22, the bodies of six Tajik migrants who died in a traffic accident in Kazakhstan were sent to Tajikistan.
According to the Asia-Plus publication, the vehicle carrying the bodies departed in the evening of May 22 from the Kostanay region of Kazakhstan towards Tajikistan.
On May 20, six citizens of Tajikistan died on the Almaty – Yekaterinburg highway. They were heading to work in Russia and were involved in a traffic accident on the territory of Kazakhstan.
According to Kazakh media, the fatal accident occurred near the “Kairak” checkpoint in the Karabalyk district of the Kostanay region, not far from the Kazakh-Russian border.
It was reported that the Ford Transit minibus, which was carrying 10 citizens of Tajikistan and a driver, collided with a DAF truck.
A total of six citizens of Tajikistan died:
– Nazrullo Bokiev, 24 years old;
– Mahmadyunus Aminzoda, 33 years old;
– Faiziddin Solehzoda, 35 years old;
– Akhtam Karimov, 36 years old;
– Bakhtigul Bokieva, 40 years old;
– Yusuf Solekhov, 67 years old.
Five more people with injuries of varying severity were taken to the Karabalyk district hospital.
The chairman of the Republican Center of Tajiks in Kazakhstan, Akbardzhon Ismailov, told Asia-Plus that the bodies were placed in coffins and were expected to arrive within 3 days.
“We washed the bodies, wrapped them in shrouds, placed them in coffins, and sent them to Tajikistan in a vehicle equipped with a refrigeration unit,” Ismailov said.
According to him, the deceased were sent to Tajikistan at the expense of the Republican Center of Tajiks in Kazakhstan.
All the victims of this tragedy were residents of the Kubodiyon district in the Khatlon region of Tajikistan.
According to the police, the driver of the Ford Transit admitted during the investigation that the accident occurred due to his fault. He acknowledged that he fell asleep at the wheel.