Eight Kazakhstani nationals injured in the poisoning remain in a Tashkent hospital

Eight Kazakhstanis affected by poisoning remain in a Tashkent hospital

Ten citizens of Kazakhstan who were hospitalized after a suspected poisoning in Tashkent have already been discharged. Another eight are under medical observation.

The Embassy of Kazakhstan published the updated data on November 3. As reported by the diplomatic mission, another child was admitted to City Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital No. 5 on the evening of November 2. Thus, 18 citizens of Kazakhstan ended up in Tashkent hospitals: 12 children and six adults.

Currently, ten people have been sent home — 6 children and 4 adults. Another eight people, including six children, continue their treatment. Their condition is assessed as stable, and all of them are receiving the necessary medical care.

The young football players are showing positive dynamics. Specialists are conducting additional tests to determine the cause of the intestinal infection. PCR test results were expected on the evening of November 4.

In total, 95 citizens of Kazakhstan arrived in Tashkent for the competition. According to the embassy, 13 people have already returned home. Twelve Kazakhstanis remain in Uzbekistan, eight of whom are in hospitals. The authorities of the Karaganda region are helping to organize their return and medical examination upon arrival.

Earlier, the Ministry of Health of Uzbekistan reported on 20 citizens of Kazakhstan who needed medical attention. At that time, the department clarified that two patients had been discharged, while 18 were continuing treatment.

A criminal case has also been initiated regarding this incident.