The agency Bloomberg has published an international ranking effectiveness of health care, reflecting the state of this sector in the world. Rating takes into account spending on health and life expectancy, as well as a share of GDP per capita that is spent on health care.
Azerbaijan, Russia, Colombia, Brazil and Jordan entered the top five countries with the most inefficient health systems.
The most effective are recognized healthcare system in Hong Kong and Singapore. There's medicine takes about 5% of GDP, and the average life expectancy is about 83 years (it is one of the highest rates of the world.) Then come Spain, South Korea and Japan, BBC reported. -02D-
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On September 3rd, around 10 a.m., the Bardy District Prosecutor's Office received information about the discovery of the body of S. A., a resident of the village of Jairli, born in 2009, who had been missing for two days. During the examination of the body by a forensic expert and pathologist, signs of bodily harm were found.
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According to the National Hydrometeorology Service, on September 3, the dust content in the Baku air exceeded the norm by 4.5 times. The day before, the dust level exceeded the norm by 3 times. This situation will continue for two more days. The cause of air pollution is the air masses from Turkmenistan.
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The Central Election Commission (CEC) of Azerbaijan announced that voter turnout in the snap parliamentary elections held on September 1 was 37%. However, some observers claim that the actual voter turnout was around 10-15%. In the previous parliamentary elections, this figure was approximately 10% higher.
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On September 4, no precipitation is expected in the capital. Wind is north-western. Air temperature at night +20+25, during the day will be +31+36. Humidity will be 70-75% at night and 40-45% during the day.
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