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The situation with the pandemic in the country, the attitude of deputies to the restrictions associated with the pandemic, mass gatherings and their impact on the growth of coronavirus infected, and mobilization into the army are topics of today's media.
The newspaper Azerbaijan assesses the situation with coronavirus, noting that Azerbaijan, in comparison with other countries of the world, has found a way out of the difficult economic situation.
Further, the author gives economic indicators for the first half of this year, which are lower than those before the start of the pandemic.
The website Redaktor.az is discussing with the deputy Bahruz Maharramov the decision to restrict travel to the districts within the framework of quarantine. The deputy believes that this is not worth it. People with property or residence in areas should be eligible for travel.
The website Yenisabah.az is discussing with the chief infectious disease specialist of the country Jalal Isayev the mass procession that took place on July 14.
At the action, no one followed the rules of quarantine and this will lead to massive infection and will have dire consequences.
The website Azpolitika.info talks about false patriotism that arose as a result of the fighting in the territory of the Tovuz region on July 12-14. After these battles, the youth showed patriotism; in the shortest possible time, thousands of young people were registered for mobilization into the army. However, some others turned it into a farce - in particular, the heads of the executive branch, who also signed up for the mobilization. Some of them are over 65 years old, and some of them are women.
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Georgian law enforcement has detained an ethnic Azerbaijani in Marneuli who gained international attention through a viral video showing him stuffing a stack of ballots into a voting box, according to Shalva Papuashvili, a member of the political council of the "Georgian Dream" party and the parliament chair.
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On October 28, Baku experienced rain once again. As with five days earlier, streets and homes in the capital flooded. Fortunately, unlike the previous incident, no fatalities occurred this time in waterlogged tunnels. (On October 22, two people drowned in a tunnel flooded with rainwater in Sabunchu district.)
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Two women have died from mushroom poisoning in the Khachmaz region, located 200 km north of Baku. According to Azar Magsudov, the head of the toxicology department at the Clinical Medical Center (CMC), the victims were 46 and 41 years old.
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Changeable weather is expected in Baku and the Absheron Peninsula; rain is possible in some areas in the evening and fog in the morning and evening. Northwest wind will change to the southeast.
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