Hundreds of people today visited the 16-storey building at Azadlig Avenue, where on May 19 there was a large fire that resulted in casualties. People come with carnations, children's toys and put them at a building in memory of the victims. At first the police tried to prevent this spontaneous action of remembrance. However, bumping into civil protest, the police stopped to intervene and watched from the sidelines.
As a result of a fire 15 people died, including four small children. Despite the fact that the death of innocent people shocked the public and caused indignation of citizens in social networks, the government has not announced a national mourning. -06D—
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The leading mobile operator promotes digital literacy and online safety among the senior generation The leading mobile operator of the country continues its efforts to promote digital literacy and enhance online safety for vulnerable groups. Thus, Azercell organized specialized cybersecurity training for residents of a social service institution for the elderly, demonstrating its commitment to fostering a safer digital environment for all.
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Arrested activist, first-group disabled person Famil Khalilov resumed his dry hunger strike in the Baku pretrial detention center on November 28. Currently, he refuses food, water, and medication, his wife Kichikhanim Khalilova said.
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Muslim Unity Movement (MU) activist Bakhtiyar Babashov, serving a prison sentence in correctional facility No. 17, was subjected to physical pressure. This was reported by his wife, journalist and human rights activist Arzu Abdulla. On November 30, she held a protest in front of the colony where her husband is serving his sentence. She demanded an end to the violence against her husband and other prisoners.
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Weather will be cloudy in the first calendar day of winter in Baku and Absheron peninsula, cloudy at times.
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