Almaty: President Kasym-Jomart Tokayev accepts the resignation of the government on Wednesday, his office, after protests of violence triggered by the increase in fuel prices rocked the oil-rich Central Asian country.
The police used tear gas and stun grenade on Tuesday to push hundreds of protesters out of almmers in Almaty, the former largest city in the Soviet Republic, and the clashes lasted hours in the nearest area.
Tokayev stated an emergency in Almaty and West Mangistau Province which produced oil on Wednesday and has said that domestic and foreign provocatics were behind violence.
Protests began in Mangistau Province on Sunday after the appointment of closing prices on liquid oil gas, popular fuel cars, the day before, after that the price was more than double.
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