Police help Chinese and Russian tourists stranded in mud in Kyzylorda Region

The travellers’ cars became stuck on the way to the Aral Sea coast.

Tourists from China and Russia could not continue their trip to the Aral Sea after their cars became stuck in mud. Police officers and local residents helped them get moving again.

Author: Робот Source: Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kazakhstan

Police officers and local residents beside a tourist car stuck in mud. — Police officers and local residents help tourists whose cars became stuck in mud.

Police in Kyzylorda Region helped foreign tourists whose cars had become stuck in mud. The travellers called the 102 emergency line for assistance.

The tourists, from the People’s Republic of China and the Russian Federation, were heading to the Aral Sea coast to see its natural surroundings and learn about local life. Their vehicles could not move on through the mud.

District police inspector Yerzhan Kulekenov and environmental police inspector Nursultan Sagymbayev arrived at the scene soon after the call.

The officers and local residents helped the tourists out of the difficult situation. The travellers were then able to continue their journey.

Translated from Russian using artificial intelligence. Source: Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kazakhstan

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Police help Chinese and Russian tourists stranded in mud in Kyzylorda Region

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