Baku /18.06.18/Turan: Seventeen young activists of the Popular Front Party were detained on Sunday in a tea house in the park "Friendship" in Nizami district of the capital. They were taken to the 24th police station and released a few hours later, the PPFA reported. "The authorities are afraid of everything. On June 15, they were frightened of the meeting of 10 family members of political prisoners and detained their parents. Now they are frightened by the conversation ofg 17 young people in the teahouse, "the leader of the Popular Front Party Ali Kerimli wrote on his Facebook page. The Ministry of Internal Affairs does not give explanations about the reason for detaining a large group of citizens without any reason.-03B06-
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Changeable cloudiness weather is expected in Baku and the Absheron Peninsula on September 15. In the morning, there is a chance of brief rain showers in some suburban areas, and a moderate northeast wind will blow. The air temperature will range from +19 to +22°C at night and from +26 to +29°C during the day, according to the National Hydrometeorological Service of the Ministry of Ecology.
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