“In February, paid for a family holiday in France. Decided to fly from Minsk, along the way, as wanted to visit my sister. Bought the tickets on the website of the Belarusian air carrier, but because of a pandemic, flights to nice, Belavia has cancelled until October. How to quickly get money back for the tickets? Anatoly Kuzovkin, Ryazan”.
to return the money for the ticket, purchased online “Belavia” it is necessary to send by e-mail support@belavia.by completed application for refund, a pattern that can be found on the website of the airline. “This will help in the processing of letters to go directly to registration without any additional questions from the experts”, – explained the airline, adding that you will immediately receive an automatic response. Further, the specialists are processing all applications and conduct a refund is in order. “The statement is accepted for processing only after a specialist, then you need to expect the funds,” – said in “Belavia”. The airline also asked to consider the situation with the influx of calls about a refund for tickets for cancelled flights and not to send requests again. Now support overloaded and primarily caters to those flying in the next 72 hours. In “Belavia” said that the refund and date change flight cancellations possible until 31 December 2020.
in the Fall I want to travel to Belarus by car. Heard that there’s sort of a new way to track the speeding car. What is the essence of innovation? Boris Margul, Vladimir”.
One of the innovations of the new code of administrative offences, the draft of which is now undergoing public discussion, the recording speed by calculating average vehicle speed on a certain site. This will work in the following way: on the road there are two cameras taking pictures, first locks the car in the first segment, the second at the end, then the distance traveled divided by the time taken to travel between these two cameras. Head of Department of ensuring law-enforcement activities of the main Department of traffic police of the interior Ministry of Belarus Alexander Shevchenko explained why this is necessary: “Many are accustomed to cameras images: reduce the speed, and after you pass her, once again gaining acceleration. If it is within the village or near the school, such actions are unsafe…” sections where the measured average speed of movement can appear near schools, in the localities through which the busy highway. Such places will necessarily be marked with appropriate warning signs.
“a Year ago my husband died, I was alone. The daughter persuades her to move to Minsk, where ��on living with the family. I am concerned about one question: will I find work there? Education I have higher, the the seller. Larissa Krasnikova. Penza”.
Employed, including at the specialty retailer. On 1 may in Minsk there were about 18 thousand jobs, of which more than half is for the workers. “Employees looking for 1958 of enterprises and institutions of the city. Top 5 most demanded working professions in may included the janitorial, sanitation(SC), the driver of the car, the seller, the painter,” – said in a statement on the official website of Minsk city Executive Committee. From among the professionals and employees most in demand in may, nurse, specialist, engineer, head of Department, Director.
“I’m retired, most of the warm season I spend in the parental home in the South of Gomel region. This year, arriving in early April, several times seen violent sandstorms. Due to fly sand at a distance of 5 meters can not see anything. In my childhood, this phenomenon was not exact. What is the reason? Oleg Turchenko, Arkhangelsk”.
According to the Minister of natural resources and environmental protection Andrei Judika, reason – climate change. For example, in 2019 the average annual temperature is 8.8 degrees and exceeded the climate norm by 2.1 degrees. The previous limit of normal was recorded in 2015: it was 1.8 degrees. Last winter and all can be considered anomalous: its average temperature was 1.5 degrees and exceeded the climate norm by 5.5 degrees. The Minister also noted that, according to forecasts, the entire territory of Belarus in 30 years will meet at the hydrometeorological conditions of the present Northern part of Ukraine. According to Andrew Hudyka, the most vulnerable sectors to climate change are agriculture and forestry. Therefore, in Belarus the Ministry of agriculture and food and the Ministry of forestry developed a strategy for adapting the economy to climate change to 2050, and built action plans and actions to mitigate negative impacts on these industries to 2030.
