“Tragic Accident: Young Teenager in Critical Condition After Falling From Yerevan Balcony”
Accident in Yerevan leaves 16-year-old critically injured. The victim fell from a residential building, receiving prompt medical attention on site before being transferred to a local medical center. Authorities are investigating the incident.
“Food Safety Inspection Reveals Dangerous Contaminants in Tomato Paste Production in Ararat, Armenia”
Traces of tamat matok found in tomato paste, produced at the regional center in Ararat. Not meeting ISO requirements, dangerous for consumption due to harmful microorganisms. Production suspended, violations to be addressed. News from Armenia.
Armenian Prime Minister and Saudi Arabian Health Minister Discuss Healthcare Cooperation
Armenia’s Prime Minister met the head of Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Health to discuss expanding cooperation in healthcare and social issues. They also reviewed the results of joint work in the healthcare field. The Prime Minister presented a new evaluation system for Armenia’s healthcare system, and both parties discussed further possibilities for collaboration.
US Ambassador to Armenia Visits Innovative “Psychological Art Therapy” Workshop to Support Resettled Individuals
US Ambassador to Armenia visits participants of “Psychological Art Therapy” workshop at the Public Pediatric Rehabilitation Center. David Mitchell, a certified art therapist, conducted workshops for Armenian art therapists, collaborating with various organizations to enhance understanding of the needs of resettled individuals and improve their well-being.
“Yerevan Faces Shortage of Medical and Plastic Waste, Valued at Over 280 Million Drams, Reveals New Study”
The Yerevan Municipality’s study on “Environmental and Sanitary Cleaning” has revealed a shortage of medical and plastic waste in Yerevan. The findings, announced during a press conference, highlight the need for action and oversight. Prime Minister Tigran Avinyan emphasized the importance of addressing the situation promptly and taking responsibility. Good work must be commended, but negligence and disorganization should be avoided.
“Warehouse Keeper Injured in Clash Declared Victim of Crime: Investigation Expanded as NGO Files Petition”
Warehouse keeper Migran Maksudyan is recognized as a victim of a crime after being injured in a clash between protesters and police. His condition worsened, with nerve compression and spinal cord injuries. The “Freedom” NGO has petitioned the Investigative Committee, stating the law enforcement officers committed a criminal offense. Updates will come from the Prosecutor’s Office as the investigation expands. Maksudyan is receiving treatment at the November Hospital.
“National Union Exposes Horrifying Conditions at Mental Health Center: Urgent Call for Action to Protect Human Rights”
Unauthorized visit to Mental Health Center reveals numerous violations such as poor living conditions, conflicts among staff, and inadequate patient care. Urgent action needed to protect human rights in mental health care. Monitoring and awareness raising by Defender of Human Rights ongoing.
“Explosion in Yerevan Leaves Child Injured: Police Investigate Attack by Classmates in School”
Explosion in Yerevan injures a 14-year-old child. The incident occurred in school, allegedly caused by classmates. Medical staff investigating the case.
Belgium Commits 200 Million Euros to COVID-19 Vaccine Purchase, Pledges Support for Ukraine’s Protective Equipment
Belgium contributes 200 million euros for COVID-19 vaccines through EU mechanism and plans to buy “million euros” worth of protective equipment, says Minister Ava Labib. Strengthening Ukraine’s military system and countering Russian aggression remain a priority.
“Outbreak Alert: Khan June Faces Pandemic Crisis with 180 Cases Discovered, Including Israeli Military Personnel”
Alarming figures revealed by Parastina’s civil defense: 180 COVID-19 cases found in Khan June, post Israeli forces’ withdrawal. Hospitals report casualties among all age groups, including military personnel. Crisis looms in the city.