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PlatformPublished October 31, 2026

Tumah News Video Digest: October 31

This video compilation covers Tumah's twelve news items of October 31: the new bridge in East Kazakhstan Region, Aktau's heat networks, irrigation networks, medical facilities, special schools, the minimum wage, the investment management system, the draft Civil Code, the tax treaty with Israel, the Kazakhstan–China airline joint venture, Petropavlovsk airport and Pinduoduo direct shipping.

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This video compilation gathers Tumah's October 31 news on Kazakhstan and Central Asia, twelve items in all:

  1. Opening Ceremony Held for Terengsay Pass Bypass Road and Pikhtovka River Bridge in East Kazakhstan
  2. Mangystau Region heat, water and power upgrade: Aktau plans to replace 41 km of heat networks and build district boiler houses
  3. Kazakhstan Irrigation Network Modernization: About 1 Trillion Tenge Invested in the Water Sector, More Than 4,600 km of Networks Under Upgrade
  4. Kazakhstan plans about 70 new medical facilities nationwide, including eight perinatal centers and seven children's hospitals
  5. Kazakhstan Ministry of Education: New-Format Special Schools to Be Built in 20 Regions, and Training in Construction Trades to Expand
  6. Kazakhstan's 2027 plan: minimum wage proposed to rise to 110,000 tenge, inspection moratorium still under study
  7. Kazakhstan's prime minister asks for a unified investment management system proposal within 10 days and a list of deep-processing projects within a month
  8. Kazakhstan's draft new Civil Code: Justice Ministry says it will be the legal basis of the future economy
  9. Kazakhstan–Israel double taxation agreement: government approves text and authorizes signing
  10. Air Astana and China Southern sign a joint venture agreement, the first between airlines of the two countries
  11. Kazakhstan government reviews Petropavlovsk airport development: runway reconstruction and more international routes planned
  12. Kazakhstan Post: Some Pinduoduo Items Can Now Ship Directly to Kazakhstan, With Pickup at Post Offices

For the details and sources of each item, see the corresponding articles in the news section.

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