10 children left behind in Kazakhstan to be repatriated to Uzbekistan

Ten children left without parental care in Kazakhstan are being repatriated to Uzbekistan, according to the press service of the National Agency for Social Protection.  

On March 17, employees of Uzbekistan’s Ministries of Internal Affairs and Health traveled to Kazakhstan to facilitate the return of children who had been left abroad without parental care.  

The children, including one in Atyrau, eight in Almaty, and one in Mangistau, are in need of state assistance. Representatives of the working group plan to reunite them with their families. Additionally, the "Inson" social services center, under the National Agency for Social Protection, is taking all necessary measures to reintegrate them into a family environment.  

“The National Agency for Social Protection, in collaboration with the Ministry of Internal Affairs and other partner organizations, continues efforts to repatriate children facing difficult circumstances abroad and provide them with social assistance,” the agency stated.  

It is worth noting that earlier, with the assistance of the Consulate General of Uzbekistan in Novosibirsk, Russia, a mother and her four children, who had been in a difficult situation in the city of Neryungri, Sakha Republic, were successfully returned to Uzbekistan.