Zaken.com 20 reported that Almaty Mayor Bahtjan Sajintayev said that 11 billion tenge (about 160.1 million yuan) has been allocated from The local budget of Almaty to regulate the price of people's livelihood products.
"We will continue to take systematic price limit measures to control the prices of products related to the national economy and people's livelihood." The local budget allocates 11 billion tenge (about 160.1 million yuan) for this purpose. The 19 livelihood items in the Magnum chain and 12 items in the Toimart chain are sold at low prices. The price of vegetables in the two chain stores is 30-50% lower than the market price, the price of meat products is 10-15% lower, and the price of department stores is 10-30% lower. Saquintaev said.
Sarkintayev said stalls in seven food markets, including Green Bazaar, Ak-Bulak, Optovka, Saryarka, Tastak, Tau-Samal, Almaty-1 and Turksib Fair, are open as normal.
"The vegetables and department stores in the stalls are selling at prices 20 to 50 percent below the market price." Sargentayev added.
Today, five markets have opened meat stalls: Zuldyz, Orbita, Tau-Samal, Arystan and Tastak, and beef sells for 2,050 tenge (about 29.84 yuan) per kilogram. ”
There is more news; Almaty will open two new subway stations
On the 20th, according to Almaty Mayor Bahtjan Saquintayev, almaty's two newly built stations, Sarjearka Station and Baorjan Momushe Station, will be fully operational in the first quarter of this year.
He said that the two new stations are currently undergoing final interior renovation work, and the overall progress has been 96% complete.
In addition, the construction of a third new station is also steadily advancing.
Founded in 1988 and opened on December 1, 2011, the Almaty Metro is the second urban rail transit system in Central Asia after the Tashkent Metro in Uzbekistan and the sixteenth in the former Soviet Union.
It is worth mentioning that the Almaty metro stations also inherit the ingenious design tradition of the former Soviet Era, but are dominated by independent Kazakh ethnic groups and Islamic styles.
Provide assistance of up to 2 million tenge
On the 20th, according to Almaty Mayor Bakhtjan Saquintaev, in Almaty, up to 2 million tenge (about 29,110 yuan) of aid will be provided to doctors, police officers and firefighters injured in the riots.
Sargentayev stressed that in these difficult days, the public must have confidence that the victims will also be compensated and supported.
Seriously injured will receive 2 million tenge (about 29,110 yuan), moderately injured 1 million tenge (about 14,560 yuan) and minorly injured 500,000 tenge (about 7,277.703 yuan), he said. "Material assistance will also be provided to law enforcement and medical personnel during emergencies." Sargentayev added.
Source: Zaken Network, Tengger News Network, Harper News Agency
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