Parallel Liver Transplant Operations Successfully Conducted in Tashkent
In Tashkent, doctors at the National Medical Center simultaneously performed two liver transplant operations.
In Tashkent, doctors at the National Medical Center simultaneously performed two liver transplant operations.
Tashkent – Podrobno.uz. When global powers reach diplomatic deadlocks, resolving international crises increasingly falls to countries once considered regional players. They offer neutrality and the ability to engage with all sides.
From March 1, a series of legislative changes and new measures come into effect in Uzbekistan. These include the introduction of a "merciful family" service at "Inson" centers, the launch of Uzbek language certification exams for foreigners, the implementation of an artificial intelligence module on the state procurement portal, the organization of care services for individuals diagnosed with dementia, Parkinson's, and Alzheimer's diseases, the reduction of interest rates on loans in "difficult" districts, compensation for interest payments under "mahalla" programs, new criteria for determining entrepreneurs' stability ratings, "green" renovation for families with disabilities, preliminary declaration of goods, and the rollout of the "Business Companion" project.
The Islamic Civilization Center in Tashkent has unveiled the "Uluqtog" inscription, a rare monument from the era of Amir Timur, in its "Second Renaissance" section. The stone, weighing over 11 tons, was discovered in 1935 by geologist Kanysh Satpayev in the Uluqtog area of Kazakhstan, known as the "Golden Summit." It was later transferred to the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg.
A resident of Namangan Region has been sentenced to 3 years in prison for participating in combat on Russia's side. The court found the individual guilty during the trial, and the punishment was imposed. This case highlights Uzbekistan's strict stance against citizens engaging in foreign military conflicts under its laws.
Starting March 1, a series of changes will take effect in Uzbekistan, impacting various sectors including the economy, transportation, and social life.
According to the Sanitary-Epidemiological Committee, six cases of food poisoning have been recorded in kindergartens across the country. The causes of the incident and the condition of the affected children are under investigation. The committee plans to strengthen food safety measures.
A gas explosion occurred in an apartment building in Kokand. Emergency services have arrived at the scene, and details on casualties are still being confirmed. The incident was captured on video.
Temporary restrictions have been imposed on methane fuel stations in Karakalpakstan. According to the Hududgaz Karakalpakstan gas supply branch, this is due to a drop in pressure in main gas networks caused by a sharp decrease in air temperature.
An explosion occurred in an apartment building in Kokand, Fergana Region, on February 25. The Investigation Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that a criminal case has been initiated in connection with the incident.
In Angren city, a collision between a Toyota and a Damas vehicle resulted in the Damas being thrown onto the roadside, hitting Muzaffar Bozorov, chairman of the Pskent District Court for Criminal Cases. The judge sustained physical injuries and was hospitalized.
A fatal traffic accident occurred in the Baliqchi district of Andijan region, resulting in the death of a 9-year-old child.