The golden fund of Kazakh cinema was destroyed during the riots in Kazakhstan, Sputnik Kazakhstan reports.
According to the portal, the fund included masterpieces of Kazakh cinema.
“As a result of the riots, the Golden Fund of the Kazakh cinema was destroyed. It burned down as a result of fires, "- the source of the portal notes.
Earlier, the official representative of the UN Secretary General Stefan Dujarrick said that the organization could not confirm the data on the deaths of police officers and protesters in Kazakhstan.
He stressed that the UN stands for peaceful demonstrations, and the police need to "defend their rights and act with restraint."
Prior to that, it was reported that all the buildings of state bodies in Kazakhstan's Almaty are under the control of the republic's authorities. Among the buildings liberated by the security forces are the former residence of the President of Kazakhstan and the akimat (regional state administration) of the city.
Mass protests in Kazakhstan began on January 2 due to the rise in gas prices to 120 tenge and quickly escalated into riots and clashes with the police. On January 4, the government commission announced a reduction in the price of gas to 50 tenge. On the night of January 5, the President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Zhomart Tokayev, announced the introduction of 180-day state regulation of prices for fuel and food.
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