Sharply escalating Coronavirus cases found in Kazakhstan
Latest COVID-19 Update in Kazakhstan:
In the blink of an eye, another 591 cases of COVID-19 have popped up in Kazakhstan, as per the latest report from Almaty.tv, citing Coronavirus2020.kz. Here's a breakdown of the cases and recoveries in various regions:
New Cases:- Nursultan city: 34- Almaty city: 30- Shymkent city: 5- Akmola region: 30- Aktau region: 6- Almaty region: 10- Atyrau region: 9- East Kazakhstan region: 250- Jambyl region: 4- West Kazakhstan region: 49- Karaganda region: 20- Kostanay region: 49- Pavlodar region: 68- North Kazakhstan region: 25- Turkestan region: 2
Total cases in the country: 114,826
Recoveries:- Nursultan city: 45- Almaty city: 9- Akmola region: 41- Aktau region: 2- Almaty region: 10- Atyrau region: 15- East Kazakhstan region: 55- Jambyl region: 2- West Kazakhstan region: 5- Karaganda region: 11- Kostanay region: 2- Pavlodar region: 3
Total recoveries in Kazakhstan: 107,339
Previously, we've delved into the matter of how much a PCR test costs in Almaty. However, it's not explicitly stated what the cost is in other cities of Kazakhstan. Given the Kazakhstan Polygon Spring Tour scenario, where PCR tests and related expenses aren't covered in the tour package, one might need to foot the bill separately[1]. For the most accurate and up-to-date pricing, it's advisable to refer to local health services or Kazakhstan-specific travel advisories. In contrast, neighboring Turkmenistan demands a $31 fee for PCR tests required for travelers[2]. Stay informed and stay healthy, folks!
In light of the latest medical-conditions updates in Kazakhstan, it would be beneficial for travelers to inquire about the costs of PCR tests in cities outside of Almaty for better health-and-wellness preparation. The affordability and accessibility of such tests in different regions could significantly impact one's travel plans, as outlined in the Kazakhstan Polygon Spring Tour scenario.
