The rescue service in Armenia has issued a warning regarding the status of certain roads in the country. It has been reported that some roads, such as the ones leading to the “Amberd” high mountain meteorological station in the Aragatsotn province and the Amberd fortress, as well as the road to the lake of Lake Kar in Qari, are currently closed. In addition, the Vardenyats Pass (Buk Er) is experiencing difficulties for trucks to cross. Furthermore, there have been reports of flooding in the Ashotsk, Aparan, and Talin regions, as well as in the cities of Hrazdan and Charentsavan.

These road closures are important to note, as they may affect travel plans and accessibility to certain areas in the Republic of Armenia. It is advisable for individuals to stay updated with the latest information provided by the rescue service and other relevant authorities.

The closure of the roads leading to the “Amberd” high mountain meteorological station and the Amberd fortress may pose challenges for those planning to visit these historical sites. Similarly, the closure of the road to the lake of Lake Kar in Qari may impact recreational activities in the area. Travelers are advised to seek alternative routes and adjust their plans accordingly.

Truck drivers should be aware of the difficulties at the Vardenyats Pass (Buk Er), as it may affect their transportation routes. It is important to exercise caution and follow any guidance provided by the rescue service to ensure the safety of both the drivers and their cargo.

The flooding situation in Ashotsk, Aparan, Talin, Hrazdan, and Charentsavan should be taken into consideration by residents and visitors in these areas. They should stay informed about any evacuation or safety procedures issued by local authorities, and take necessary precautions to protect themselves and their property.