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No abnormalities were detected in drinking water samples in Byureghavan after cases of intestinal infection
In the studied drinking water samples taken in the city of Byureghavan, Kotayk region of Armenia, after residents complained of symptoms of intestinal infection, no discrepancies with the established indicators were found, reports the National Center for Disease Control and Prevention of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Armenia.Armenia is preparing to begin construction on three reservoirs, with work underway on 15 more projects: Deputy Prime Minister
Armenia plans to begin construction on three new reservoirs by the end of 2026, with designs already prepared, announced Deputy Prime Minister Tigran Khachatryan.Water Committee and Veolia Jur deny reports of a deterioration in the water supply schedule in Yerevan
The Water Committee of Armenia and Veolia Jur CJSC state that claims that the drinking water supply schedule in Yerevan has been violated and that the schedule published by Veolia Jur CJSC on April 3 has changed and worsened are untrue, according to a joint statement from the regulator and Veolia Jur.Armenia ratifies agreements with AFD and the EU for €112.4 million for the development of water management and the agricultural sector
At its session on Thursday, the National Assembly of Armenia ratified a framework agreement for €112.4 million for the implementation of the "Integrated Development of the Water and Agricultural Sectors of Armenia" program.A significant increase in water volume is expected in Armenia's rivers due to heavy precipitation
Due to expected precipitation, water volumes in Armenia's rivers are forecast to increase significantly in the Voghji, Gorisget, Meghriget, Arpa, Debed, and Aghstev river basins on March 27-28, according to the Armenian Hydrometeorological Center.Water resource consolidation and management will be Armenia's priority in next 5 years – Pashinyan
Water resource consolidation and management will be Armenia's top priority in the next five years. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this when answering a question about why approximately half of the 444,000 hectares of arable land remains uncultivated.News 1 - 20 of 158
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