Hotline receives no calls regarding Azerbaijan's parliamentary elections

Necmeddin Quluzade
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The Press Council's hotline, created due to the snap elections to the Milli Majlis (Parliament of Azerbaijan), has concluded its work, Report informs, citing the Press Council.

The council noted that no complaints or appeals from media representatives covering the voting process were received on the hotline numbers (012) 441 35 96 (landline), (050) 242 09 91 and (055) 789 85 03 (mobile) during the day on September 1.

Reporters could use the hotline from 08:00 to 19:00.

Voting in the snap parliamentary elections ended in Azerbaijan at 19:00 (GMT+4).

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