On September 19 in Samarkand, an eco-event for plogging was organized in the ancient Afrosiyob hills of the city as part of the celebration of World Cleanup Day.
On September 19 in Samarkand, an eco-event for plogging was organized in the ancient Afrosiyob hills of the city as part of the celebration of World Cleanup Day.
A press conference was held in the capital, organized by the Federation of Trade Unions of Uzbekistan. At it, work being conducted to create conditions for workers during the 2026 cotton harvest campaign, as well as measures to prevent child and forced labor, was discussed.
Information was presented during the event about the launch of the National Monitoring, which will monitor compliance with standards during the cotton collection period.
According to the report from the Hydrometeorological Service of the Republic of Uzbekistan, weather conditions are expected to change in Tashkent on September 11, with possible short-term precipitation.
The wind will blow from the west at a speed of 5 to 10 meters per second. At night, the air temperature will be 18–20 degrees Celsius, while heat is expected during the day, reaching 33–35 degrees.
This day is celebrated on September 9 to recognize the labor of all farmers and representatives of the agricultural sector who care for the land, cultivate it, and provide the population with quality food products.
