The Azerbaijani embassy in Kazakhstan has appealed to the Azerbaijani citizens living there over the events in that country.
The embassy advised citizens to follow official information and stay away from places of mass gathering of people as a state of emergency has been declared across Kazakhstan until January 19.
Moreover, the embassy stated it had not received any reports that Azerbaijani citizens were hurt during the protests in Kazakhstan.
Amid the fuel prices increase, big demonstrations erupted on January 2 in certain parts of Kazakhstan. It should be noted that public protests are illegal in the country unless their organizers file a notice in advance.
Kazakhstan’s authorities declared a state of emergency, following the illegal demonstrations.
Azerbaijani embassy in Kazakhstan turns to citizens, urges caution
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