the news continues in the studio pavel lazovik. hello. new minister, ambassador, assistant to the president and chairman of the regional executive committees. more than a dozen people received high positions the day before. the vacancy of the head of the economic department has been filled, yuri chabatar has been appointed minister. alexander lukashenko is convinced that this candidate has everything to organize the work of the ministry.

csto. to implement priority social projects, grants from the president of belarus were awarded to 58 workers in the fields of science, education, healthcare, culture and youth policy. the head of state signed the corresponding order. payments are aimed at research in various areas, development, implementation of modern educational methods, new methods of treatment, diagnosis and prevention, without attention. puts on original cultural and educational projects, the task of which is to preserve national spiritual traditions and historical memory. among the priorities are also patriotic education and increasing the civic activity of young people. in the usa, the names of the participants were made public amid the high-profile scandal surrounding the case of millionaire jeffrey epstein, the financier committed suicide while awaiting trial on charges of sexual assault in 1919. he was suspected of in the very first

hours, the internet site where the documents were posted could not withstand the influx of users wanting to get acquainted with the list of those involved in the sex scandal; the dossier contained 177 names, including former american president bill clinton, brother of king charles ii, prince andrew . in total, the court is going to make public more than 200. the number of earthquake victims in japan is growing. there are already 92 people, the whereabouts of more than 240 remain unknown, the search and rescue operation continues in the affected areas, the chances of finding survivors are becoming less and less, but rescuers managed to pull out alive an elderly woman who had spent more than 72 hours under the rubble. at the moment they remain in temporary shelters.

in total, more than 450 houses were destroyed in eshikawa prefecture, which became the epicenter of the disaster, but the full damage has not yet been assessed.