1. Uzbekistan and Tajikistan have resumed regular international bus services, which were suspended due to the pandemic

1.Uzbekistan and Tajikistan have resumed regular international bus services, which were suspended due to the pandemic.

The Tashkent-Khojand-Tashkent bus service operates daily. Buses depart from Tashkent bus station at 09:00 and 18:00.The fare from Tashkent to Khojand is set at 100,000 soums.

An unidentified American collector bought the fossilized bones of a triseratops dinosaur called "Big John" at auction for 6.65 million euros. The auction took place at the Drouot auction house in Paris.

The dinosaur skeleton was sold at 4 times the originally estimated price. However, this is not a record amount paid for a dinosaur skeleton: a month ago, a tyrannosaurus skeleton was sold in New York for $ 31.8 million.

It is said that the triseratops whose skeletons were sold lived in what is now South Dakota, USA, 66 million years ago.

2.The Chinese live blogger, known as the "King of Lips," sold $ 1.7 billion worth of products as part of a promotional campaign. He made the announcement during a 12-hour live broadcast of a promotional campaign.

According to Austin Lee Szyasi, his live broadcast was watched by more than 250 million viewers. This caused problems with the Taobao application.

According to Bloomberg, the products on sale range from cosmetics to Apple wireless headphones. Streamer’s share is 20 percent of the total value of products sold. That's $ 340 million.

3.The World Cup in Belgrade continues in an interesting way.

Uzbek boxer Asadkhoja Moydinkhojayev had his second fight

Our boxer Asadhoja Moydinkhojayev in the weight category -67 kg rose to the ring in the second fight against Ahmed Harara and celebrated the victory with a score of 5: 0.

4.The Ministry of Health has made it mandatory for employees of museums, exhibition halls, libraries, sports halls, theaters, cinemas, concert halls, cultural and entertainment institutions, playgrounds, children's camps, and fitness centers to be vaccinated.