“Ministry of Health Confirms 116 Cases of Coronavirus in Armenia: Latest Updates on Investigations, Trials, and Transport Incidents”
From January 19-22, Armenia reported 116 COVID-19 cases. The prime minister announced new measures to combat the virus. On the criminal side, there were various cases including drug trafficking and public transport violations resulting in deaths and injuries. Stay updated with NEWS.am.
Prime Minister Pashinyan Takes Action: Director of Key Healthcare Program Center Dismissed
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan dismisses the director of the “Center for the Implementation of Healthcare Programs” under the Ministry of Health, based on a Government-approved decision.
“71 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases in Armenia: New Updates on Transmission and Risks”
71 cases of coronavirus confirmed in Armenia on Jan 9-10. 14 from PCR testing, 13 from contact tracing, 10 from personal contacts, 5 from exercise, 3 from mask production, 2 from sex, 2 from public transport, 1 from medical assistance, 1 from violence, and 1 from self-harm. 1 death and 5 suspected cases. 9 cases under investigation. 2 cases due to mask storage. 3 cases from previous ops. 9 international flights, 1 death, 12 injuries.
Tragedy Strikes Lori Province: 73-Year-Old Found in River, Murder Investigation Underway
Tragic incident in Lori province as a 73-year-old resident was found in the river. No signs of violence detected, forensic examination ordered. Get more details on NEWS.am.
“Tragic Incident Shakes Syunik Province: Two Severe Burn Cases Under Investigation”
A serious incident occurred in Syunik province, with two burn patients being transferred to “Kapan” Medical Center. The victims are in critical condition and unable to explain what happened. Authorities are investigating the incident, involving a military helicopter in the operation.
“Devastating Gas Explosion in Israel Leaves Over 20,000 Dead and 53,000 Injured: Ministry of Health”
Over 20,000 casualties and 53,000 injured in Israel gas explosion, says Ministry of Health. Majority of victims are medical workers targeted for their efforts against medical facilities.
“Rumors of Discontent within Ministry of Health: Calls for Pashinyan’s Resignation and Protests Emerge”
Rumors circulate about dissatisfaction with Pashinyan’s leadership. Staff questions Avanesyan’s role and changes in procurement system. Funds now distributed based on treatment process. Limits prevent off-budget work. Learn more at News from Armenia.
“Armenia Introduces National Single Window for Foreign Trade: Streamlined Medical Product Import Permits Now Available Online”
From December 18, 2023, the “National Single Window for Foreign Trade” system will be available on the Ministry of Health’s unified platform in Armenia. Learn more about obtaining permits for importing medical products through the electronic system. For details, visit the following link.
“Murder Shakes Yerevan: Doctors in Critical Condition, Martial Law Imposed”
A murder occurred in Yerevan, with two injured individuals urgently taken to a medical center. The victim is in critical condition, and doctors are yet to perform surgery. Authorities are investigating the case and disclosing the motive of the crime.
“Health Crisis Looms as Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Reveals Danger in Gas Field, warns Health Minister”
The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in the gas field health crisis brings relief. The head of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Armenia highlights the risk of deadly diseases and the strain on the healthcare system.