On November 8, there was a remarkable event at Baghramyan Medical Center. Myusakh S., a 26-year-old individual, who had been receiving support from the Department of Obstetrics at the medical center, returned to Perm-Yerevan flight on his own. Once he arrived, he was transferred to the Obstetrics Department of Baghramyan Medical Center.

According to a report from NEWS.am, on July 10, the Ararat Department of Obstetrics in the Republic of Armenia notified Myusakh S. of a violation. The violation was related to Article 344 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Armenia, which involves the deprivation of the right to drive transport vehicles or the act of driving by someone whose right to drive has been suspended. This violation can also occur if a person without the right to drive or someone who has committed a major offense (not classified as a crime) does so while intoxicated or during a traffic accident, with no means of escape.

This news from Armenia highlights the progress made by Myusakh S. and the assistance provided by the Department of Obstetrics at Baghramyan Medical Center. It demonstrates the commitment of the medical staff to their patients’ well-being and the successful rehabilitation of individuals facing legal challenges. By returning to the center after his journey, Myusakh S. has shown determination and resilience in his pursuit of better health and a brighter future.

The report from NEWS.am sheds light on the strict enforcement of traffic laws in Armenia, as evidenced by the notification received by Myusakh S. regarding his violation. This enforcement aims to ensure the safety of all individuals on the road and prevent incidents caused by impaired driving or individuals who do not possess the necessary qualifications to operate vehicles. By addressing these violations and imposing penalties, authorities in Armenia strive to maintain order and minimize risks on the streets.