Toman Becomes 57th Alcohol-Free Village in Kazakhstan's Atyrau Region

Toman, a village in the Isatay District, has become the 57th alcohol-free settlement in the Atyrau Region. The decision came after discussions between local residents and regional police. The community is known for its peaceful atmosphere and strong ties with law enforcement. The village is mainly home to railway workers. It has a school, a kindergarten, and a cultural centre. Residents credit their close collaboration with their local police officer for the area’s safety.

A recent meeting between villagers and regional police led to the ban on alcohol. The move aims to maintain the area’s calm environment. Toman has reported no crimes in the past five years. The alcohol-free status is now official. Toman’s residents and police continue to work together to address community concerns. The village remains a quiet and cooperative place to live.