Ecology Ministry predicts cloudy weather

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2 months ago

January 21, 2021

By Laman Ismayilova

Ecology Ministry predicts changeable cloudy and mainly rainless in Baku on January 22,. Mild south-west wind will be followed north-west one in the daytime.

The temperature will be 0 -2 °Cat night, +5-7°C in the daytime in Baku and Absheron peninsula.

Atmospheric pressure will be 775 mm Hg. Relative humidity 70-80 percent at night, 50-55 percent in the daytime.

The weather will be mostly rainless in thr regions. It will be foggy in some places, and west wind will intensify occasionally in some areas.

The temperature will be -2 -7 °C at night, +4-7 °C in the daytime. In the mountains, the temperature will be -10 -15 C iat night, 0 -5 °C in the daytime.

Roads are expected to be covered with ice in mountainous regions and foothills.

The day will be mainly favorable for weather-sensitive people.

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Azerbaijan shows footage from Aghdam’s Suma village

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4 hours ago

March 7, 2021

AzeriTimes.com

By Trend

The Azerbaijani Ministry of Defense has shared video footage from Suma village of the Aghdam district liberated from Armenian occupation, Trend reports on Mar.7 referring to the ministry.

The footage:

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Azerbaijan confirms 127 more COVID-19 recoveries

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6 hours ago

March 7, 2021

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By Trend

Azerbaijan has detected 403 new COVID-19 cases, 127 patients have recovered and three patients have died, Trend reports on Mar. 7 citing the Operational Headquarters under Azerbaijani Cabinet of Ministers.

Up until now, 236,768 people have been infected with coronavirus in the country, 229,718 of them have recovered, and 3,241 people have died. Currently, 3,809 people are under treatment in special hospitals.

To reveal the COVID-19 cases, 8,169 tests have been carried out in Azerbaijan over the past day, and a total of 2,653,375 tests have been conducted so far.

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Armenian Aggression

WHO official advises against introducing ‘immunity passports’ for travelers now

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8 hours ago

March 7, 2021

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By Trend

The World Health Organization (WHO) does not recommend using the so-called "immunity passports" with COVID-19 vaccination data for the time being, WHO Representative to Russia Melita Vujnovic has told TASS, Trend reports.

"At this stage, WHO does not recommend the use of ‘vaccination certificates’ for travelers as there are many factors that have to be considered," she said. "Also, we are still in the early stages of understanding the complete immune response to COVID-19. The immune response will probably be more difficult than what can be determined by individually measures antibodies to COVID-19 at any given time. For that reason, WHO does not recommend the use of the so-called immunity passports."

European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen earlier said that the commission was going to present a draft unified COVID-19 vaccination certificate in March. According to German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the EU heads of state and government are unanimous about the need to introduce digital vaccination certificates, and the EU members will seek to create them by the summer.

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