Pedestrian paths with places for recreation will be improved on the border of Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan

On sections of the border between Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan, it is planned to lay footpaths with places for recreation, the press service of the akimat of the Karakiya district of the Mangistau region reports.
In this area, at the Temir-Baba checkpoint, a new post will be built this year by order of the Ministry of Finance.
Akim of the Karakiya district Symbat Toretaev got acquainted with the construction of a new facility and the overhaul of the existing checkpoint.
The cost of the project is 6 billion tenge. Completion of construction work is scheduled for July 2024.
It is planned to dig two wells at the border post and install a desalination plant. The wells have a capacity of up to 100 cubic meters of water per day.
- Currently, water is supplied from one well, which is used in the technical direction. There are two kilometers of road between Turkmenistan and the Republic of Kazakhstan. As part of the project, pedestrian paths with places for recreation will be laid in these areas, the source notes.

source: Orient news