A question arises regarding the potential danger of plastic dishes left under the sun. How risky is a plastic container heated by the sun? Is it possible that harmful substances can enter the water composition when the plastic is heated?
A question arises regarding the potential danger of plastic dishes left under the sun. How risky is a plastic container heated by the sun? Is it possible that harmful substances can enter the water composition when the plastic is heated?
Recent studies have drawn attention to these issues, and messages are circulating on social networks about the possibility that adhesive containers left in the sun could cause cancer. To clarify the reliability of this information, we contacted Olim Imomov, head of the Department of the Republican Specialized Center for Oncology and Radiology.
A new system for identifying, registering, and monitoring animals is being gradually introduced in Uzbekistan. As part of this process, special tags are being attached to animals such as rams, sheep, donkeys, and camels.
Gayrat Qoʻziboyev, head of the Identification, Registration, and Monitoring Center Department under the Food Safety Committee, participated in a press conference at the Sputnik press center dedicated to this system. The specialist reported that the experience of Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan was studied when implementing the system in the country.
Currently, microchips are used to identify dogs, cats, and horses, while special tags are placed on rams, sheep, donkeys, and camels. Information about the animals is entered into an electronic database. The identification process is currently free, and information on almost 3.8 million head of livestock has been entered into the electronic database so far.
The animal accounting system also expands the capabilities of livestock owners regarding the use of state subsidies. For example, there is an opportunity to receive a subsidy of up to 5.5 million sums for breeding rams that meet the established requirements.
During the press conference, questions were answered regarding the issuance of animal passports, identification methods, and the opportunities the system provides to animal owners. It was also emphasized that cooperation in the field of veterinary personnel training, specialist qualification improvement, as well as vaccination and laboratory testing, is being established.
In particular, within the framework of cooperation between Uzbekistan, Russia, and Belarus in the field of education, the possibility of partial student training in these countries has been created. This interaction is of great importance both for improving the animal identification system and for bringing Uzbek agricultural products to the world market.
According to specialists' conclusions, it is impossible to achieve a rich harvest without knowing the soil's characteristics. This is well known to farmers who face difficulties in field conditions and experienced agronomists.
In agriculture, productivity directly depends on soil fertility. However, improper use of mineral fertilizers and lack of knowledge of norms lead to land degradation.
The 'Hafta Tafsiloti' program presented the most relevant details of the past week. Speeches by the President at an unofficial summit of Central Asian and Azerbaijani countries were covered.
Construction work on playgrounds and common courtyards in Tashkent was also inspected.
President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev took part in the traditional opening ceremony of the III international competition 'Kelajak Oylinlari' in the city of Astana.
Furthermore, Jo'rabek Mirzamahmudov, who held the position of Minister of Energy for four years, was dismissed from his post.
The program also reviewed important events that occurred on the domestic and international stages.
