Astana Bus Accident: 8-Year-Old Receives 30 Million Tenge in Aid

Astana Bus Accident: 8-Year-Old Girl Receives 30 Million Tenge in Aid An eight-year-old girl who lost her leg in a recent bus accident in Astana, Kazakhstan, will receive substantial financial aid. The accident, which occurred [insert date and time if available], has prompted a swift response from city authorities and the bus company involved. The city administration has pledged 19.6 million tenge from the bus company's insurance policy. In addition, the bus company is providing a further 10 million tenge in support. "We are committed to supporting the family during this difficult time," stated [Name and Title of official from bus company or city administration, if available]. Beyond financial aid, the family, who are from Akmola region, will receive assistance with temporary housing in Astana to facilitate the girl's medical treatment and rehabilitation. The girl is currently in a stable condition and has been transferred to a specialized medical unit. This incident highlights the importance of road safety and the support systems in place for victims of accidents in Astana.