Baku / 17.11.17 / Turan: Changes have been made in the administrative law due to the rules for stopping vehicles. From the Code of Administrative Offenses, an article on the punishment provided for conversation while driving, which can distract attention, is withdrawn. Article 342.1.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses provided for a fine of 40 manat for conversation during driving, which could divert attention. This Article from the Code has been withdrawn.
The second paragraph of Article 345 was also eliminated. This Article provided for a fine of 250 manats for the repair of the damaged vehicle body without the permission of the relevant executive authority. The withdrawal of the above Articles from the Code is due to their impracticality and non-application in practice. -0-
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The Press Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs informed Turan that a State Traffic Police service vehicle collided with children on the roadside after another vehicle unexpectedly cut in front of it. As a result, two children lost their lives, while the other children and the driver were taken to the hospital.
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On January 19, rain is expected in the capital in the morning and evening. In the morning, there will be some fog in some places. The wind will be from the southeast. The air temperature will be +3+6°C at night and +7+11°C during the day. Humidity will be 70-80%.
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Azerbaijan has reported its first case of monkeypox infection. The infected individual is a young man who recently traveled abroad. The Ministry of Health and TƏBİB (the Unified Management of Territorial Medical Units) issued a joint press release on January 18 regarding the detection of the monkeypox virus in Azerbaijan.
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The leading mobile operator fosters secure online practices for children and parents across Azerbaijan Azercell continues its commitment to enhancing online safety and digital literacy through its countrywide "Safe Internet" project. The company has already conducted training sessions in Guba, Khizi, Sumgait, and Mingachevir further advancing its mission to encourage secure online behavior.
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