28.03.2025, 13:39

Kazakhstan reports mass saiga antelope deaths, experts cite natural causes

ASTANA. March 28 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources has confirmed a recent wave of saiga antelope deaths across several regions, attributing the fatalities to natural causes.

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Kazakhstan reports mass saiga antelope deaths, experts cite natural causes

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