Belarus to lose $26 million in a day without Internet
According to the estimates by Cost of Shutdown Tool, if the Internet is turned off for a day around the world, the damage to the global economy will amount to 43 billion US dollars. And Belarus will lose 26 million dollars, Devby.io reported.
About 70% of production waste is reused in Belarus
The register of enterprises that reuse waste includes 1,100 productions. About 70% of them use their own waste, and 30% also use the waste of others, Minsk-News reported.
Belarus and UAE signed an agreement on military cooperation
The Belarusian Defense Minister went on a visit to the United Arab Emirates, where he signed an agreement on military cooperation with the UAE Defense Minister, Sputnik reported.
Number of cases of diabetes mellitus is growing in Minsk
Over the past 10 years, an increase in the incidence of diabetes has been recorded in Minsk by 1.7 times. Moreover, only in 2022 the number of people with this diagnosis increased by about 7 thousand people, Minsk-News reported.
Belarusian sambo wrestlers won five medals at World Championship
The Belarusian national team competed at the World Sambo Championship in Yerevan in a neutral status. In total, the athletes won five medals, Sputnik reported.
Operation of Belarusian RRB's and Technobank's bank cards was restored abroad
Visa cards of the Belarusian "RRB Bank" have been restored, the bank's press service reported. Now the cards can be used to pay in a country in the world where there is a Visa system.
Gastrofest with sets for 47 BYN is taking place in Minsk
From November 16 to December 3, the new Gastrofest is held. Two dozen establishments will prepare their best dishes. The price for a set in Minsk is 47 byn, Kaktutzhit reported. In other cities, the cost of the set is 38 byn.
Egypt wants to train its high technologies personnel in Belarus
The Ambassador of Belarus to Egypt held a meeting with the Minister of Higher Education of Egypt Mohammed Ayman Ashour, Minsk-News reported. The parties discussed cooperation in the field of science.
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