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The fight against the coronavirus pandemic remains a leading media topic. Penalties for quarantine violations, conditions for the disappearance of the virus, and the danger of asymptomatic infection are the topics of today's media.
The website Yap.org.az talks about the proposals of MP Parvin Karimzadeh on the fight against coronavirus. He suggests fines for not wearing masks in closed spaces. In his opinion, public censure of violators is also necessary.
The website Yenisabah.az discusses with the doctor Vasif Ismail the situation with coronavirus. He believes that such a widespread infection is associated with non-compliance with quarantine. As for home treatment, this is perfectly acceptable. However, such patients should be extremely careful when complying with the doctor’s instructions.
The doctor also noted that after infection of 60% of the country's population, the virus will disappear, although it may live among us. However, in this case, it will no longer be able to harm people.
The website Sfera.az gives the opinion of the country's main infectious disease specialist Jalal Isaev about the asymptomatic virus. Anyone with asymptomatic COVID is very dangerous to others. These people must be isolated. This is possible both in the hospital and at home. The latter is preferable since there are fewer places in hospitals. Isolated people can leave the house with the permission of a doctor, and a negative test must be confirmed twice.
According to the doctor, in 70% of the population, the disease is asymptomatic.
The website Azadlıq-info discusses with an expert the question of reducing the natural growth of the population. In January-April 2020, the birth rate, compared with the same period last year, decreased by 22% - that is, from 44.7 thousand people to 34.8 thousand people. Against this background, the mortality rate increased by 1.9% (387 people).
If mortality can be associated with the pandemic, then the birth rate cannot. Over the same period, the number of marriages decreased by 25%. –0 -----
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The Rome Institute of European Design (IED) has granted a full tuition waiver to Azerin Gasymly, a third-year student and daughter of Azerbaijani political activist Azer Gasymly, who is currently detained on charges of extortion. The institute’s decision follows an appeal from Gasymly’s family, citing financial hardship due to her father's imprisonment, which they claim is politically motivated.
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Over the past 24 hours, the streets of the holy cities of Mecca and Medina have been flooded due to heavy rains. The floods washed away roads and vehicles. Many other towns in Saudi Arabia have also been affected by the flooding. At the same time, a powerful earthquake struck Tibet, with the latest reports indicating that more than 100 people have been killed.
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It has been reported that the number of infant deaths in Azerbaijan is on the rise. While the official statistics for the previous year have yet to be disclosed, the number of infants who died before reaching one year of age reached 2,039 in 2023. This figure is 2.1 times higher compared to 2022. Among every 1,000 live births, 18.1 infants (or 1.8%) died before their first birthday.
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On January 8 in Baku and Absheron there will be rains, in some places intense. Precipitation will stop at noon. Wind is south-eastern. Air temperature at night +4+8, during the day +8+11. Humidity 75-85%.
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