Ministry of Emergency Situations (MES), reports there were two victims of today's landslide in Agdash. According to the MES website, a landslide occurred because of a pit that was dug, and two workers were injured.
According to the same source, today in Narimanov district of Baku, an apartment rented by a citizen of Bulgaria, an explosion occurred. As a result, one man, who was in the room, received burns and was injured. According to initial reports, the explosion occurred because of a gas leak. -02D-
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Baku and the Absheron Peninsula are set to experience wet and windy weather on January 20, according to meteorological forecasts.
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The weather forecast for Azerbaijan on January 18 predicts variable conditions across the country, with rain likely in some areas.
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Azercell has introduced the innovative "Guest Login" feature in its mobile application to provide a more seamless and user-centric service experience. This new functionality allows users to explore Azercell's diverse range of services and products without registering in application, ensuring greater accessibility and convenience.
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Certain confectionery products imported from Iran to Azerbaijan have been found to contain GMOs (genetically modified organisms). Under the "Food Safety" Law, the production, processing, and circulation of unregistered genetically modified feed products are prohibited. For registration, such products must not harm health and safety, and consumers should not be misled about their characteristics.
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