West Kazakhstan Completes Repairs on Hydraulic Structures for Flood Preparedness
The West Kazakhstan region has completed repairs on 18 out of 19 hydraulic structures in preparation for flooding, as reported by the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation of Kazakhstan. These repairs began in 2024, enhancing the region’s flood management capabilities.
In 2024, the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation of Kazakhstan initiated repairs on 19 hydraulic structures across the West Kazakhstan region, aiming to bolster infrastructure ahead of potential flooding. As of March 2025, 18 of these structures have been successfully repaired, ensuring they are better equipped to handle excessive water flow. These measures are part of a broader strategy to manage water-related challenges in the region effectively.
The proactive repair of hydraulic structures in West Kazakhstan is crucial for mitigating the impacts of flooding. With 18 out of 19 structures now repaired, the region is better prepared for potential flooding events, reflecting the government’s commitment to infrastructure resilience and water management.
Original Source: akipress.com
