Sixty-five instances of coronavirus discovered in Kazakhstan
Over the past day, here's a lowdown on COVID-19 cases in Kazakhstan, according to Almaty.tv, citing Coronavirus2020.kz. Let's break it down by region:
- Nursultan city - 2 cases
- Almaty city - 4 cases
- Akmola region - 2 cases
- Aktau region - 2 cases
- Almaty region - 5 cases
- Atyrau region - 3 cases
- East Kazakhstan region - 18 cases
- Jambyl region - 2 cases
- West Kazakhstan region - 2 cases
- Karaganda region - 6 cases
- Kostanay region - 2 cases
- Kyzylorda region - 1 case
- Pavlodar region - 6 cases
- North Kazakhstan region - 10 cases
Adding it all up, the cumulative cases in the country now stand at 108,044.
Earlier reports hinted at new quarantine restrictions being imposed in Kazakhstan.
Now, here's an interesting tidbit – The latest global COVID-19 data from the WHO (as of April 27, 2025) doesn't break down Kazakhstan's data by region or provide a detailed recent update. Other sources only discuss global and regional infectious disease updates without shedding light on Kazakhstan-specific COVID-19 data for the past 24 hours. To get the most accurate and recent data on new COVID-19 cases by region in Kazakhstan, including the past 24 hours and total cumulative cases, it's best to consult Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Health official reports or their dedicated COVID-19 information portals.These sources often provide national-level data but may lack detailed regional daily updates.
In the realm of health-and-wellness, the latest updates from Kazakhstan's Ministry of Health reveal a surge in medical-conditions related to COVID-19, with the number of confirmed cases increasing to 108,044. Interestingly, general-news outlets are grappling to find detailed and recent data on the regional distribution of these new cases, as international sources hardly provide Kazakhstan-specific COVID-19 updates. To gain a comprehensive understanding of the current regional distribution of COVID-19 cases in Kazakhstan, along with daily updates, one should turn to science-backed data provided by Kazakhstan's official health resources, such as their dedicated COVID-19 information portals.
