All of Kazakhstan’s water reservoirs almost full
The Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation of the Republic of Kazakhstan has provided a summary of the reservoirs’ status across the country, Kazinform News Agency reports.
Four major reservoirs of the West Kazakhstan region are currently at 91% capacity, which are functioning as usual.
The Akmola region’s two largest reservoirs are 97.4% full.
Two large reservoirs in northern Kazakhstan are almost full up to 99.6%.
Two large water reservoirs in the Aktobe region are 88.5% full.
In the East Kazakhstan region, the average filling of two large reservoirs is at 92.6%.
The Shulba water reservoir in the Abai region is 91% full.
Three large water reservoirs in the Karaganda region are at a similar level of capacity.
Two large water reservoirs in the Kostanay region are measured at 88.6%.
Water collected in water reservoirs will be used for agricultural and industrial needs.
