Farmers of the country are called to unite, how much it costs to have tea on the Seaside Boulevard, and the situation around Zorge Park are the topics of today's media.
The newspaper Azerbaijan published an article calling for farmers to unite in the agrarian cooperation to increase the yield. The author claims that this will give them an advantage in terms of yield.
Thus, the grain yield in Denmark and the Czech Republic is 50-55 quintals per hectare, in Germany and France - 60-65 quintals, and in Azerbaijan the average total yield is 30 quintals.
The situation is similar in animal husbandry. Speaking of farmers' cooperation, the article emphasizes that this phenomenon has 150 years of experience.
The website Modern.az writes about inflated prices on Baku Boulevard.
So, the tea ceremony costs 20 manat, which citizens regard as robbery. Consolidation of consumers has repeatedly raised this issue before the owners of the cafes that give insolvent arguments about the prevailing expensiveness on the Boulevard.
The website Moderator.az writes about the situation in the Baku parks where residents and guests of the capital have a rest. First of all, there is practically no shadow in the parks, which makes it impossible for people to rest there. In particular, the author speaks about the Zorge park, where there are practically no conditions for rest. However, none of the relevant structures responds to this.
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On January 19, rain is expected in the capital in the morning and evening. In the morning, there will be some fog in some places. The wind will be from the southeast. The air temperature will be +3+6°C at night and +7+11°C during the day. Humidity will be 70-80%.
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Azerbaijan has reported its first case of monkeypox infection. The infected individual is a young man who recently traveled abroad. The Ministry of Health and TƏBİB (the Unified Management of Territorial Medical Units) issued a joint press release on January 18 regarding the detection of the monkeypox virus in Azerbaijan.
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The leading mobile operator fosters secure online practices for children and parents across Azerbaijan Azercell continues its commitment to enhancing online safety and digital literacy through its countrywide "Safe Internet" project. The company has already conducted training sessions in Guba, Khizi, Sumgait, and Mingachevir further advancing its mission to encourage secure online behavior.
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Azerbaijan and Armenia have agreed to commence the next stage of delimitation work up to the Iranian border. This agreement was reached during the meeting of the state border delimitation and security commissions of the two countries, chaired by Azerbaijani Deputy Prime Minister Shahin Mustafayev and his Armenian counterpart, Mher Grigoryan, on January 16.
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