Azerbaijani police successfully solved 32 crimes on January 4, including one dating back to a previous period, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
The ministry's press service reported that nine individuals wanted on various charges, including four sought for unpaid debts, were apprehended and handed over to the relevant authorities.
Law enforcement identified 12 cases related to drug offenses and uncovered four instances of illegal weapons possession.
Additionally, eight individuals suspected of committing crimes were detained, underscoring the ministry's ongoing efforts to tackle criminal activity across the country.
The Interior Ministry emphasized its commitment to maintaining public safety and ensuring accountability for those involved in illegal activities.
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As part of its social project competition “Empowering Lives: Women’s Support Program”, Azercell, in collaboration with one of the contest winners, “Balans” Public Association, has successfully implemented a program in Sheki to foster women’s entrepreneurship and employment opportunities.
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The newly signed State Program for the Improvement of Transport Infrastructure in Baku and Surrounding Areas for 2025-2030 has already sparked discussions. The document outlines the organization of government agencies, educational, and healthcare institutions based on a flexible work schedule.
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As a result of heavy rains some districts of Lankaran city, as well as Girdeni, Kosalar and Shilevar villages have been flooded, the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Azerbaijan reports.
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The National Hydrometeorological Service of Azerbaijan has forecast variable precipitation in Baku and the Absheron Peninsula on February 7, with strong northwesterly winds prevailing.
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