Полицейский из Караганды спасает людей даже в путешествиях

Subscribe to the channel:    / @thesevennews   Five languages, eighteen countries, and dozens of rescue stories. Karaganda police officer Furkan Yuk helps people not only on duty, but also while traveling the world. He delivered a woman in labor to the hospital in Turkey, helped Kazakhs return home after losing their documents in Italy, and has repeatedly rescued strangers in various countries. The story of an officer for whom helping others knows no bounds is in our next story. Senior Police Lieutenant Furkan Yuk speaks five languages ​​fluently: Kazakh, Russian, English, Turkish, and French. He has also visited eighteen countries, and wherever he is, he remains a police officer. Furkan is convinced: if someone is in trouble, you should always help. It doesn't matter whether you're at work or on vacation. FURKAN YUK - MIGRATION SERVICE INSPECTOR, SOUTHEAST POLICE DEPARTMENT, KARAGANDA Because they understand, they are in another country. Since we are Kazakhstan, we accept all citizens and treat everyone with respect first and foremost. We do not infringe on anyone's rights. Because of this, police officers already treat foreign citizens with trust. While walking in Antalya, Furkan and his friend noticed a pregnant woman asking passersby for help. She had started having contractions. Wasting no time, the young men put her in their car and took her to the hospital. He experienced another of his most memorable experiences in Italy. A young married couple had lost their documents and money. A police officer escorted them to the Kazakh embassy and gave them money for travel and accommodation. FURKAN YUK - MIGRATION SERVICE INSPECTOR, SOUTH-EAST POLICE DEPARTMENT, KARAGANDA "I see that this is a familiar language. They communicated in Kazakh. I offered my small assistance. Since they were my fellow countrymen, I wanted to help these citizens first and foremost. We escorted them to the nearest police station, got a certificate, and then headed to the consulate." The migration police call Furkan one of the most promising employees. Management notes: the young inspector has repeatedly helped foreigners who found themselves in difficult life situations due to the language barrier. Sometimes his assistance goes far beyond his official duties. DANIYAR UAKASOV - DEPUTY HEAD OF THE KARAGANDA CITY MIGRATION SERVICE DEPARTMENT Just two weeks ago, a Djiboutian citizen's child, while playing in the yard, boarded a bus unassisted and left for an unknown destination. Thanks to our police officers, the child was quickly located on the bus and safely returned to her mother. Such stories are not uncommon for migration police officers. Today, they help dozens of foreigners who have come to Karaganda to work, study, and build a new life. The police officers admit that working with migrants requires not only professionalism but also a special approach. In a foreign country, people are often afraid of making a mistake or being misunderstood. Therefore, the inspectors' main task is not only to solve the problem but also to earn the trust of those who find themselves far from home. -------------------------------------------- Official website of Channel Seven https://tv7.kz/ru/ Instagram:   / tv7_kz   TikTok:   / tv7_kz   Facebook:   / tv7kz   Telegram: https://t.me/tv7_kaz #News #News2026 #Newsseventhchannel #Zhetinshіarna #seventhchannel #7channel