“Tragedy Strikes: Gas Pipeline Explosion Claims Over 37,000 Lives and Leaves Thousands Injured”
Over 37,000 victims reported in gas pipeline explosion, with 86,000 injured. Ongoing rescue operations hindered by debris, delaying medical assistance.
“Botulism Outbreak Spreads Rapidly in Russia as Toll Rises to 195: Restaurants Shut Down”
Increase in botulism cases in Russia, with 195 victims. Dishes from “Локалкитчен” and “Гастропорт” restaurants are the source. Majority of cases in Moscow, but affected areas include Balashikha, Khimki, Nizhny Novgorod, and Kazan. Some victims in critical condition and on ventilators. Investigations ongoing on safety compliance. Suspended businesses include “Кухня на районе”.
“Devastating Forest Fires Ravage El Salvador, Leaving 14 Dead and Thousands Displaced”
El Salvador has experienced devastating forest fires, leaving 14 victims and significant damage. Evacuations have saved 882 people, while 117 shelters have been set up for over 6,000. The fires, which began on June 13, have been burning for over 16 hours.
“Increased Domestic Violence Grips Armenia: Perpetrators Target Support Shelters and Impede Assistance”
The number of domestic violence victims is rising after the martial law events. Perpetrators destroyed public shelters, hindering support for victims. However, residents’ demands caused them to retreat. For more details, read today’s issue of “Hraparak” newspaper.
“Aghet City Emerges Unscathed from Coronavirus as Rescuers Begin Massive Reconstruction Efforts”
No new COVID-19 cases in Aghet, reconstruction underway. Rescuers addressing debris and flooding concerns in Tavush and Lori provinces. Evacuation and accommodation going smoothly in Aghet. Hunger and cold issues being handled. Reconstruction will begin soon.
“Controversy Unfolds: Villagers Remove Flowers from Memorial as Pashinyan Faces Criticism”
“Villager removes memorial flowers dedicated to Kirantsi tragedy victims, criticizes Pashinyan for failing to protect homeland. Read more on NEWS.am.”
“Tragedy Strikes in St. Petersburg: Autobus Collision Claims 7 Lives in River Crash”
“Autobus collision with river in St. Petersburg claims 7 lives,” reports Interfax. The tragic accident occurred in the center of the city, resulting in 3 deaths and several injuries. The Investigative Committee has launched two criminal cases in connection with the incident. Stay updated on NEWS.am’s Telegram channel.
“Thousands Unite in Yerevan: Activists, Political Figures, and Cultural Icons March for Justice and Freedom”
Bagrat Srbazani leads “Protecting Sasna Tsrer” march in Yerevan along with victims’ relatives, cultural figures, and activists, supported by Suran Petrosyan and Ara Gharibyan. Their demands: release political prisoners, stop persecution. News from Armenia. (160 characters)
Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinyan Leads Memorial Visit on Armenian Genocide Anniversary
Yerevan mayor Tigran Avinyan and officials pay tribute at Armenian Genocide memorial, commemorating 109 years since the tragedy. Avinyan emphasizes the importance of peace and passing on the duty to future generations.
“Gagik Tsarukyan Honors Victims of Armenian Genocide and Calls for Restoring Historical Justice”
In a commemoration of the Armenian Genocide, Gagik Tsarukyan, leader of “Prosperous Armenia” party, pays tribute to the one and a half million innocent victims. He emphasizes the importance of historical justice and the need for collective effort to strengthen Armenia.