“Armenia’s Urban Covenant Initiative Establishes Urban Settlements in Gyumri and Masis, Launches Council Meetings”
The “Urban Covenant” initiative held a council meeting to establish urban settlements in Gyumri and Masis. Urban residents’ demands were approved, and the Gyumri and Masis Urban Administrations will be formed. Selection and nomination dates for council members and Urban Defenders are specified. Source: NEWS.am
“Revving Up Patriotism: ‘Shirak is the Homeland’ Movement Organizes Spectacular Car Rally with Regional Backing in Gyumri!”
Join the ‘Shirak is the Homeland’ car rally in Gyumri, supported by Tavush region. Patriotic movement closing roads with flags and songs. News from Armenia.
“Grateful Warehouse Worker Stands in Solidarity with Injured Soldiers, Criticizes Inaction of Officials”
Warehouse worker Mihran Maksudyan expresses gratitude to RA Ministry of Defense for supporting injured soldiers. Calls for responsible authorities to take action and criticizes those who do nothing for the people. Vows to always stand by his fellow citizens.
“Russian ‘Kamov’ Helicopter Successfully Tests Ancient ‘Koman’ Missile, But Operational Challenges Remain”
Armenian Armed Forces tested the new “Koman” missile of the Russian Armed Forces, but it is currently not ready for operational use. The “Koman” missile, developed in 1913, was used for reconnaissance and rescue purposes. A fire broke out among unexploded bombs in Istanbul, but it’s unclear if it was caused by the “Koman” missile.
“Russian Military Endangering and Detaining in Armenia: Urgent Action Demanded to Liberate Anatoli Schetinin”
The hotel in Vanadzor gets a warning from Russian military officials regarding Anatoli Schetinin’s safety. Reports say he may be transferred to Russia. Military actions in Armenia are violating daily declarations, detaining individuals and limiting their freedom. Urgent intervention is needed to release Anatoli Schetinin and prevent his transfer.
“Gyumri Market Takes a Stand Against Expired Meat: Vendors Banned From Selling Spoiled Products”
Vendors in Gyumri are now not allowed to sell expired meat. The ban extends to the whole Shirak province. Levon Barseghyan, the head of the “Asparez” club, stated on Facebook that vendors may try to sell their spoiled meat elsewhere. Transporting, selling, or obtaining expired products can result in penalties of 60-200%. This ban aims to eliminate the concealment of spoiling.
Gyumri Fights Back: Over 700 Residents Vaccinated Against COVID-19 Amidst Quake Crisis
Over 700 residents in Gyumri are vaccinated as per local authorities. 77 people still in quarantine. 4 deaths, 97 infections reported. Strong tremors felt throughout the area. (Source: NEWS.am)
“Sisters Fighting for Life: Tragic Incident Leaves Two Young Women Injured in Gyumri”
Young sisters in Gyumri, aged 27 and 33, were injured with cuts and bruises. Residents of Ani district, they are now under medical care, fighting for their lives.
“Gyumri Border Crossing Faces Traffic Gridlock as Over 200 Vehicles Await Passage: COVID-19 Measures Stall Travel”
More than 200 vehicles wait to cross the border in Gyumri, as reported by the operational information center. Suspension of vehicle movement at the border crossing is due to the COVID-19 pandemic, as per Russian media reports. Source: News.am.
“National Centre for Food Safety of Shirak Province Uncovers Significant Hazards at ‘A.S. LOSNIK’ Bread Facility”
Findings of Unsafe Food Production in Shirak Province’s National Centre for Food Safety: Damaged bread baskets, poor premises conditions, risk of rodents, lack of proper handwashing facilities and equipment for sanitization. Production operations suspended. Deadline set for addressing violations.