Kazakhstan's villages go 'dry' to combat alcoholism - video Dailymotion

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In the middle of the Kazakh steppes, residents of the village of Karakuduk will not find any alcoholic drinks on shelves due to a prohibition movement growing in popularity across the Central Asian country. The village is one of the firsts to ban alcohol in the country with a long-standing alcoholic problem.

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00:00We have four shops in the village of Aytatinbosar.

00:29The land of the four shops in the village of Aytatinbosar is in the Eishkai magazine.

00:35Therefore, it is not possible to sell the land of the village of Aytatinbosar to the public.

00:59The fact that alcohol is not sold here and there are no crimes.

01:04In the last 2-3 years, there have been no registered crimes.

01:09Among the young people, I explain that you will be attracted to drinking alcohol in public places.

01:24However, the young people understand this very well.

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