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1. Turkmen MMA fighter Dovletjan Yagshimuradov defeated Brazilian Rafael Carvalho by technical knockout in the second round at Bellator 277. The athlete became the first Bellator fighter from Turkmenistan. He has 19 wins, 7 losses and 1 draw.
2. At the exhibition UIET-2022 ES Aýdyń gijeler presented new products of production. At the stands, you can get acquainted with the first samples of traffic lights, autonomous road signs, LED pedestrian crossings, digital ID cards and other novelties.
3. The internet has become available to residents of the northern part of Ashgabat. “Ashgabat City Telephone Network” CJSC laid 4,138 meters of main and distribution cables, and also 26,560 meters of internal fiber-optic cable in this part of the city. The connection to the subscribers' network is executed using GPON technology, which provides for cable laying directly to the subscriber’s premises.
4. The Society for the Protection of Nature of Turkmenistan received as a gift two “GAZelle” trucks from the UNDP. The transfer of modes of transport was executed within the framework of the project “Sustainable Cities in Turkmenistan: Comprehensive Development of Green Cities in Ashgabat and Avaza”.
6. The Turkmenabat enterprise Gallaönümleri produced 11 630 tons of flour: 3 847 tons of the highest grade and 7 783 tons of the first-grade flour in the first three months of this year. Moreover, 45 tons of semolina and 3 514 tons of bran were also produced here.
7. 30 years old Turkmen midfielder of “Kitchee” Ruslan Mingazov was named the best player in the match of the 1st round of the AFC Champions League group stage with “Chiangrai United” – (1:0). The press service of “Kitchee” reported about this on the official website. Ruslan Mingazov's goal helped the Hong Kong team to win the opening match of the AFC Champions League.
8. The AFC Champions League 2022 match between the teams “Ahal” and “Foolad” will be held today at 22:15 Ashgabat time today. The match will be shown live on the Iranian national TV channel IRIB Varzesh. In accordance with the scientists, the famous Mayan calendar dates back to 300-200 BC.