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Number of Infected Increases Dramatically - Already 980
Baku/16.03.21/Turan: During the day, 980 new cases of coronavirus infection were detected in Azerbaijan, 309 were cured, and 12 died. This was announced by the Operational Headquarters under the Cabinet of Ministers on March 16.
This is the highest infection rate in the last month.
The authorities do not exclude that another tightening of quarantine is possible.
Meanwhile, today two more schools in Baku have switched to distance learning. These are schools number 102 and 246 in the city of Baku. In the first of them six teachers were infected with the virus, and seven in the second, the Department of Education of the capital said. -02D-
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Today, January 6, the pre-election campaign for municipal elections in Azerbaijan, scheduled for 23 days later, has officially begun. So far, 16,174 candidates have been registered, according to Mazahir Panahov, Chairman of the Central Election Commission (CEC), speaking at a meeting about the elections on January 6. Of these, 8,429 candidates represent 23 political parties.
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According to a statement from the State Border Service, an attempt to smuggle drugs into Azerbaijan was prevented during an operational search. The seizure included 700 grams of opium, over 13,000 tablets of Pregabalin 150, and 600 tablets of Methadone 40. The exact location and time of the incident have not been disclosed.
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On January 7, no precipitation is expected in the capital during the day. However, by evening, rain will be possible in some areas. The wind will be from the northeast, shifting to the southeast later. The temperature will drop at night to +4 to +6°C, with daytime temperatures ranging from +7 to +10°C. Humidity will be between 65-75%.
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Currently, an unfavorable situation regarding metapneumovirus, a respiratory illness, is observed in China, Kazakhstan, and Russia. The symptoms of this virus include cough, runny nose, high fever, shortness of breath, and hoarseness, which are common to many other acute respiratory viral infections.
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