[ad_1] In August 2021, the number of confirmed coronavirus infections worldwide increased by about 20 million, compared to 4.5 million in July. The last high incidence was recorded in April this year, Report informs, citing TASS. The epicenter of the pandemic is currently in North America and Asia. In some countries of Western Europe, where… Continue reading Global coronavirus cases hit 20 million in August
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Etibar Mirzayev: 240 sites hit by fire in Turkey
[ad_1] 240 fires have occurred in Turkey since July 28, Azerbaijan’s Deputy Minister of Emergency Situations, lieutenant-general Etibar Mirzayev told journalists, Report‘s Turkish bureau informs. “Of them, 235 have been put out completely. Out of five others, two were contained,” the official said. He said Azerbaijani firefighters have extinguished and brought under control the fierce… Continue reading Etibar Mirzayev: 240 sites hit by fire in Turkey
Three quakes hit Turkey | Report.az
[ad_1] Three quakes struck off of Datça district of Mugla province, Turkey, Report informs, citing Haberturk. The first one was a magnitude 4.2 earthquake that occurred at 10:57 p.m. (GMT +3). The quake’s epicenter was at a depth of 31.9 kilometers. At 11:42 p.m. local time, another earthquake with a magnitude 4.4 was reported near… Continue reading Three quakes hit Turkey | Report.az
ANAMA employee hit by landmine
[ad_1] Nasirov Bahruz Tapdig, an employee of the Azerbaijan National Agency for Mine Action (ANAMA), who was dispatched to Mehdili village of Jabrayil region on July 27 to search for unexploded ordnance, was injured in an anti-personnel mine explosion. Jabrayil District Prosecutor’s Office inspected the scene, appointed a forensic examination, and carried out other procedural… Continue reading ANAMA employee hit by landmine
Construction workers hit by mine in Khojaly
[ad_1] On July 21, at about 11 pm (GMT +4), the Khojaly District Prosecutor’s Office received information that two people were blown up by a mine on the district’s liberated territories, Report informs. The proceedings established that the employees of the company that carried out construction work on the territory, Tahir Mahmudov and Yasin Mehraliyev,… Continue reading Construction workers hit by mine in Khojaly
Venture investments in cryptocurrency industry hit record
[ad_1] Venture capital investment in the blockchain and digital assets industry increased by 90% in the second quarter of this year to a record $ 6.2 billion, Report informs, citing The Block. Experts reviewed 497 deals. In the first quarter, companies raised $3.27 billion, while funding amounted to $436 million a year ago. Notably, the… Continue reading Venture investments in cryptocurrency industry hit record
Azerbaijani citizen of Armenian origin hit by landmine in Khojavand
[ad_1] Reports of an Azerbaijani citizen of Armenian origin being hit by a landmine in the Khojavand region is true, Report informs, citing Caliber Telegram. Our service members provided him with emergency medical assistance. The photos confirmed this fact: [ad_2] https://report.az/en/karabakh/azerbaijani-citizen-of-armenian-origin-hit-by-landmine-in-khojavend/
Two civilians hit mine in Fuzuli district
[ad_1] Despite repeated warnings, individuals still attempt to cross the liberated territories illegally. Such dangerous journeys result in mine deaths or lifelong injuries. Report informs, citing the Interior Ministry’s press service, that on July 8, residents of Fuzuli district Nuru Nuriyev and Elnur Hashimov were hit by an anti-personnel mine while walking in the direction… Continue reading Two civilians hit mine in Fuzuli district
US budget deficit to hit $3 trillion
[ad_1] The US federal government will be swimming in $3 trillion of red ink by the end of fiscal 2021, according to a Congressional Budget Office estimate released July 1, Report informs. Federal government expenditure is projected at $6.8 trillion and revenues at $3.8 trillion. In particular, the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, adopted at… Continue reading US budget deficit to hit $3 trillion