“Devastating Fire Engulfs Yerevan’s Iconic “Shopping City” Center: Store Owners Demand Compensation”
A fire broke out at Yerevan’s “Shopping City” center, causing significant damage. The fire started in the basement and spread through the building. No casualties were reported. The affected store owners are concerned about compensation. The largest shopping center in Yerevan, selling electronics, furniture, clothes, and toys, is now completely destroyed.
“Electric Networks of Armenia Announces Temporary Power Interruptions in Various Locations”
On May 6, Electric Networks of Armenia will temporarily interrupt electricity supply in various addresses. Find out the specific times and locations here.
“Planned Maintenance Work to Temporarily Suspend Electricity Supply in Various Areas of Yerevan and Kotayk Province”
Armenia’s Electric Networks announces electricity supply suspension on April 17 in Yerevan and Kotayk Province. Affected areas include Arshakunyats Avenue, Aghbyur Serobi Street, and more. Find out the full details on NEWS.am.
“Explosion and Gunshot Wound Shake Yerevan: Investigation Underway for Dangerous Suspects”
An explosion at a benzene station in Yerevan caused injuries and led to an ongoing investigation. The incident occurred during planned maintenance, with two unidentified individuals entering the benzene room where the explosion took place. One person targeted another employee with a gas gun, causing a gunshot wound. The suspects have not been apprehended, and efforts are being made to locate them. The investigation aims to gather more information about the crime and ensure public safety.
Armenian Government Decides to Privatize State Property: Market Value Exceeds 400 Million Drams
The Government of Armenia decided to privatize state property, including buildings at 110/1 Arshakunyats Avenue. The assessed market value is 403.3 million drams with a participation fee of 20,165,000 AMD for the auction. Regular auctions will continue until all real estate is sold.