Ten citizens of Kazakhstan who were previously hospitalized in Tashkent following an alleged mass poisoning incident have been discharged from medical facilities. According to the updated information released by the diplomatic mission of Kazakhstan, the group includes six children and four adults whose health has reportedly improved significantly.

Meanwhile, another eight individuals, including six children, remain under medical observation at City Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital No. 5. Medical personnel state that their condition is stable and that all necessary treatments are being administered. Notably, young football players affected by the intestinal infection are allegedly showing positive recovery dynamics, while specialists conduct additional laboratory tests to determine the exact source of contamination.

A total of 95 Kazakh citizens originally arrived in Tashkent to participate in athletic competitions. Following the incident, 13 individuals have already returned home. Authorities in the Karaganda region are reportedly assisting in organizing the safe return and subsequent medical examinations for those remaining in Uzbekistan.

Previously, the Uzbek Ministry of Health reported that approximately 20 Kazakh nationals required medical intervention. Local law enforcement agencies have initiated a criminal investigation into the matter, though comprehensive official conclusions regarding liability and the precise cause of the outbreak are still pending.

Source: podrobno.uz