Six checkpoints are set up along the perimeter of Nur-Sultan, the situation in the city is under the full control of the police. This was reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the statement of the head of the police department Yerzhan Sadenov.

“The situation in the city is under complete control. Today, six checkpoints are set up along the perimeter of the city: in the directions of the cities of Karaganda, Kosshy, Kokshetau, Pavlodar, the villages of Korgalzhyn and Astrakhanka, ”said a police spokesman.

As the agency's correspondent reports, the situation in Nur-Sultan remains calm with the onset of curfew: no cars are visible on the streets, patrol cars are driving in some areas.

In Uralsk, as in many other regions of the country, after the outbreak of protests in western Kazakhstan and in Alma-Ata, the Internet was turned off, said a resident of Kazakhstan, Elena. Among the other inconveniences faced by the residents of the city, since January 6, banks throughout Kazakhstan have been working intermittently.

It was reported that the Internet in Kazakhstan is working intermittently for the second day in a row.

State Duma deputy Ruslan Balbek believes that the Kazakhs who were trained in Turkey at the institutions of Fetullah Gulen are driving the riots in Kazakhstan.

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