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NEW HOMES: APPLE OF DISCORD
http://www.a1plus.am/en/social/2012/04/17/shirak-kentron
10:38 pm | Today | Social
Not only the delay of the distribution of homes, but also the decision
of belonging cause a real headache for homeless families with more
than one child that suffered from the earthquake. There are serious
discrepancies for several families.
The Petrosyan family in Gyumri is facing an issue. The Petrosyans'
three children started their own families after the earthquake,
but the order is that the number of rooms in the homes provided to
homeless families is equivalent to the number of people whom they lost
during the earthquake, if the number of members of the families hasn't
gone down. In such cases, the number of rooms also decreases. This
year their three families consisting of 11 members will be granted a
4-bedroom apartment. Some of them, including Rima and Suren Petrosyan
and their four children have decided to live in a shack and won't be
homeless anymore.
For more details, watch the video prepared by Shirak Center.
http://www.a1plus.am/en/social/2012/04/17/shirak-kentron
10:38 pm | Today | Social
Not only the delay of the distribution of homes, but also the decision
of belonging cause a real headache for homeless families with more
than one child that suffered from the earthquake. There are serious
discrepancies for several families.
The Petrosyan family in Gyumri is facing an issue. The Petrosyans'
three children started their own families after the earthquake,
but the order is that the number of rooms in the homes provided to
homeless families is equivalent to the number of people whom they lost
during the earthquake, if the number of members of the families hasn't
gone down. In such cases, the number of rooms also decreases. This
year their three families consisting of 11 members will be granted a
4-bedroom apartment. Some of them, including Rima and Suren Petrosyan
and their four children have decided to live in a shack and won't be
homeless anymore.
For more details, watch the video prepared by Shirak Center.