Two patients with coronavirus died in Kazakhstan

In Nur Sultan, two other patients infected with coronavirus died, said on May 15 at the operational headquarters to combat the spread of coronavirus. A woman born in 1958 died on 13 May and a man born in 1977 died on 14 May. The total number of victims of COVID-19 in Kazakhstan reached 34. Nine patients died in Almaty, in Chimkent six, Nur Sultan five, Karaganda region three, Pavlodar region two, and one each in five regions of the republic. As of May 15, 5,689 cases of coronavirus infection have been identified in Kazakhstan, 2,531 people have recovered, 34 people have died. Read also: Kazakhstan to resume railway service

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