The South Caucasus News - SouthCaucasusNews.comSome observers complain about their removal from polling stations
Thus, observer Javid Nabiyev claimed that he was removed from the 13th polling station of the 23rd Nasimi Sabail constituency.
According to Nabiyev, he merely observed the election process and did not commit any violations. However, a protocol was drawn up…
The polling station has opened at the Embassy of Azerbaijan in Austria, allowing Azerbaijani citizens to commence casting their ballots in the snap presidential election, according to Azerbaijan in Focus, reporting AzerTac.
The voting process adheres to the Constitution of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the Election Code and other legislative acts. The polling station is equipped with the necessary resources, and a list of voters has been compiled. Several meetings have been held at the polling station to inform Azerbaijani citizens, who are consular-registered in Austria, about the election process.
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Azerbaijan’s Embassy in Belarus has opened its doors to voters as the snap presidential election started in Azerbaijan on Wednesday, according to Azerbaijan in Focus, reporting AzerTac.
About 300 Azerbaijani citizens are expected to exercise their voting rights at the polling station No. 38, set up at the Embassy of Azerbaijan in the Republic of Belarus, starting from 8 a.m. local time (09 a.m. Baku time), with voting concluding at 7 p.m. local time (9 p.m. Baku time).
A total of 37 polling stations were set up at the Azerbaijani embassies and consulates across 49 countries regarding the snap presidential election.
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During the night of February 7, four residential buildings in the village of Nergeti, located in the Bagdati destrict of Georgia (Imereti region), were engulfed by a significant landslide. According to the ministry of internal affairs, four fatalities have been confirmed, with one local resident rescued and relocated to safety.
Search efforts are ongoing for five additional individuals, including minors.
Over 200 rescuers, along with units from the ministry of internal affairs, have been deployed to the site since the early hours of the morning. Temur Mgebrishvili, the head of emergency services, stated that 70% of the village’s area still requires clearance.
The ministry of internal affairs reported the mobilization of appropriate equipment, drones, and a team of dog handlers to aid in the search and rescue operations.
Georgian president Salome Zurabishvili expressed heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims and shared words of deep sorrow.
“I hope that the other victims of the disaster, whom rescuers are striving to locate, will soon reunite with their families unharmed,” Salome Zurabishvili wrote on social media.