
Kazakhstan has declared July 13 as a national day of mourning to honour the memory of citizens who died of coronavirus.
It will be the ninth national day of mourning in the history of independent Kazakhstan.
As it was highlighted by H.E. Mr. Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, "We are a Nation that has gone through many hardships, tribulations, and has not succumbed to the many storms of history. I hope that today's generation, following the pasts of our heroic ancestors, will withstand and overcome the difficulties of today."
The President stressed that virus still claims the lives of Kazakhstanis. The Head of State expressed his condolences to the family members of those who succumbed to the virus. «It is a common tragedy for all of us. That’s why I decided to declare July 13 the National Day of Mourning for people who died from pandemic. I am confident that all of us will honor the memory of those who died on that very day,» the Head of State said.
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