Desolate Baku: how city residents live during coronavirus pandemic
There are noticeably fewer people and cars on the streets of Baku after the introduction of a special quarantine regime. Exactly a year ago, during the Novruz Bayram holiday, streets, parks, and entertainment centers were crowded with people. Now, due to the coronavirus pandemic, the usually busy Baku Boulevard and the pedestrian Nizami street are empty and desolate, with almost no tourists left in the city. But the number of police officers and people in special equipment that carry out the disinfection of bus stops and streets has increased.
See the photos of the Caucasian Knot correspondent Aziz Karimov on how the pandemic has affected the residents of Baku.










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Infographics. Statistcs of victims in Northern Caucasus in December 2022 under the data of the Caucasian Knot -
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Infographics. Statistics of victims in Northern Caucasus in Quarter 4 of 2022 under the data of the Caucasian Knot -
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Infographics. Statistics of victims in Northern Caucasus in Quarter 2 of 2022 under the data of the Caucasian Knot -
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In Quarter 4 of 2022, four people perished during armed conflict in Northern Caucasus -
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In December 2022, two persons perished in armed conflict in Northern Caucasus -
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From December 25, 2022, to January 1, 2023, two people perished in armed conflict in Northern Caucasus -
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Infographics. Statistics of victims in Northern Caucasus in November 2022 under the data of the Caucasian Knot -
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In November 2022, two persons perished in armed conflict in Northern Caucasus -
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In Q2 2022, two persons were killed in armed conflict in Northern Caucasus -
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In June 2022, no victims of armed conflict in Northern Caucasus were registered