Kazakhstan unrest: President says order 'largely restored'

The Kazakh president has said he's brought an end to six days of protests though troops have orders to shoot if there are further disturbances. We'll hear from our correspondent in Almaty who says he's seen no sign of demonstrators today, though occasional shots can still be heard. We'll also hear from a woman who has been in touch with her family in Kazakhstan.

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(Photo: Kazakh service members stand guard at a checkpoint following the protests triggered by fuel price increase in Almaty, Kazakhstan January 7, 2022. Credit: Mariya Gordeyeva/Reuters)