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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
Almaty, November 10 (Xinhua) — Kazakhstan Temir Zholy (KTZ), Kazakhstan's national railway company, is taking measures to stabilize transportation at the Saryagash border crossing, through which a significant portion of Kazakhstan's exports to Central Asian countries passes. This was reported by the KTZ press service on Monday.
The start of the mass transportation season has reportedly led to temporary disruptions in freight traffic. A back-up of over 8,400 railcars has been recorded on the approaches to Saryagash station, due to delays in receiving trains by Uzbek Railways.
“Over 50 percent of Kazakhstan’s exports (approximately 700,000 tons per month) are sent through this crossing, with approximately 70 percent of this volume going to stations in Uzbekistan,” the report states.
KTZ also noted that the situation is affecting transportation with Tajikistan and Afghanistan.
From October 25, 2025, in order to maintain the stability of the passenger transportation schedule and prevent infrastructure overload, KTZ introduced temporary loading restrictions in the direction of the Saryagash border crossing. –0–
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