Turkestan's 9 Billion Tenge Beach: A Post-Apocalyptic Paradise? A new beach in Turkestan, Kazakhstan, has opened, but its current state is far from idyllic. Costing a reported 9 billion tenge, the beach features flooded parking, damaged infrastructure, and a generally unfinished appearance. "It's like a post-apocalyptic scene," says the video's author, highlighting the broken awnings and dilapidated changing rooms. Despite these issues, the water itself appears relatively clean. The juxtaposition of the intended luxury and the current reality creates a striking visual contrast. The video also shows an abandoned kiosk, further emphasizing the beach's unfinished state. This raises questions about the management and oversight of the project, prompting calls for accountability and improved infrastructure maintenance. The project's cost also raises concerns about the efficient allocation of public funds.
Түркістан облысында туризмді дамыту мақсатында құрылған "Шаға" жасанды көлі апатты жағдайда тұр. Бұрынғы әкім Өмірзақ Шөкеевтің кезінде салынған ныса…
