Tragic Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Claims Lives in Lori and Syunik: 3 Dead, Including Pregnant Woman
Three people have died from carbon monoxide poisoning in Lori and Syunik. A woman and her unborn child died after gas leaked from a stove in their bedroom. Another death occurred near the border of Lori and Henderson. In Miqesis, one person died during a power outage. Gas shortages have been reported in affected areas.
“Tragic Discovery: Mysterious Death of 61-Year-Old Man Unveils Disturbing Details in Lori Province”
Tragic incident in Lori province: 61-year-old man found dead near Vanadzor hospital. Preliminary investigation suggests natural causes, no signs of violence. Details on NEWS.am.
“Armenian Ministry of Health and Labor Inspectorate Crack Down on Employers Forcing Employees to Participate in Political Demonstrations and Rallies”
Ministry of Health and Labor Inspectorate issue statement on employers’ requirement to participate in protests. Labor Code of Armenia prohibits restrictions on labor rights. Violated employees can seek help from authorities. Follow labor laws, urges Ministry of Health.
“Motherik Food CJSC Under Investigation for Violations in Tomato Paste Production: Considered Hazardous Food”
Motherik Food CJSC’s production of tomato paste in Abovyan, Armenia, has been suspended due to violations of food safety regulations. The type of production does not meet the requirements defined by the Technical Regulations of the Eurasian Economic Union, making it hazardous.
“Healthcare Workers Amongst 15 Injured in Violent Protests Against ‘Law on Foreign Agents’ in Armenia”
During protests against the “Law on Foreign Agents” in Armenia, 15 individuals, including healthcare workers, were injured near the Parliament building. Paramedics assisted and some have been discharged. The opposition received copies of the draft law. The demonstrations in Yerevan involved special measures by healthcare workers, but the use of rubber bullets is unconfirmed by the Ministry of Health.
“Israeli Military Operation in Rafa Predicted to Ignite Humanitarian Crisis, Urgent Call for Ceasefire”
Israeli military operation in Rafa, Gaza Strip, predicted to trigger a humanitarian crisis. Ministry of Health urges ceasefire for lasting peace. Escalation expected in Eastern Mediterranean after Israeli forces withdraw on October 7, 2023.
“Gaza under Fire: Israeli Aggression Claims Over 34,500 Lives and Leaves Thousands Injured”
Israeli military operations have significantly impacted Palestinians in Gaza, resulting in over 34,500 casualties and 77,700 injuries. The Ministry of Health in Tel Aviv released these alarming figures, noting recent deaths and predicting thousands still buried under rubble.
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.
Former Ministry of Health Spokesperson Raises Concerns Over Demarcation Process in Armenia-Azerbaijan Border Dispute
Former Ministry of Health spokesperson, Gagik Ghazanchyan, emphasizes the complexity of the demarcation process between Armenia and Azerbaijan. He highlights the need for agreement on principles and the importance of considering different situations. Ghazanchyan asserts that Armenia is not losing the power struggle and urges restoration of the demarcation process. He also mentions the escape from the trilateral format with Russia but clarifies that the Armenian government has clear demands.
“Emergency in Aragatsotn: 15-Year-Old Boy Transferred with Life-Threatening Injuries Raises Questions of Negligence”
Learn about an emergency situation in the Aragatsotn region where a 15-year-old boy is in critical condition after accidentally touching a burning glass. The Ministry of Health has launched an investigation. Read more.