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Yerevan balloon blast's court hearing to start on August 30 - newspaper
news.am
August 21, 2012 | 08:34
YEREVAN. - The first court session, with respect to the balloon
explosion in Armenia's capital city Yerevan, will convene on August
30, Haykakan Zhamanak daily writes, referring to Datalex judicial
bulletin.
`The sole accused in this affair is Serob Bozoyan, 54. He fills and
sells ordinary balloons sitting on a Yerevan street sidewalk.
According to the charges, on May 4 he manufactured at his Yerevan home
and subsequently sold products not meeting safety regulations and
causing threat to consumers' lives, and, as a result, 228 people
sustained bodily injuries.
Even though 228 injured parties are mentioned, the same page reads
that those who suffered injuries are 64. It is unknown as to why this
is so. It is also unknown as to how the Prosecutor's Office will
insist on the absurd supposition that Bozoyan alone filled and sold
7,000 balloons,' Haykakan Zhamanak writes.
As Armenian News-NEWS.am informed earlier, a tragedy occurred during
the ruling Republican Party of Armenia's parliamentary election
campaign rally and concert held at capital city Yerevan's Republic
Square on May 4. Hundreds of balloons filled with gas exploded and
started to burn. Subsequently, the balloons' melted rubber fell on the
event participants. Those near the stage were affected the most.
Subsequently, German plastic surgeon Adrian Daigler, who was invited
to Armenia upon the instruction of President and RPA leader Serzh
Sargsyan, operated on nine patients who suffered injuries from the
balloon blast. And the last patient was discharged on July 2.
news.am
August 21, 2012 | 08:34
YEREVAN. - The first court session, with respect to the balloon
explosion in Armenia's capital city Yerevan, will convene on August
30, Haykakan Zhamanak daily writes, referring to Datalex judicial
bulletin.
`The sole accused in this affair is Serob Bozoyan, 54. He fills and
sells ordinary balloons sitting on a Yerevan street sidewalk.
According to the charges, on May 4 he manufactured at his Yerevan home
and subsequently sold products not meeting safety regulations and
causing threat to consumers' lives, and, as a result, 228 people
sustained bodily injuries.
Even though 228 injured parties are mentioned, the same page reads
that those who suffered injuries are 64. It is unknown as to why this
is so. It is also unknown as to how the Prosecutor's Office will
insist on the absurd supposition that Bozoyan alone filled and sold
7,000 balloons,' Haykakan Zhamanak writes.
As Armenian News-NEWS.am informed earlier, a tragedy occurred during
the ruling Republican Party of Armenia's parliamentary election
campaign rally and concert held at capital city Yerevan's Republic
Square on May 4. Hundreds of balloons filled with gas exploded and
started to burn. Subsequently, the balloons' melted rubber fell on the
event participants. Those near the stage were affected the most.
Subsequently, German plastic surgeon Adrian Daigler, who was invited
to Armenia upon the instruction of President and RPA leader Serzh
Sargsyan, operated on nine patients who suffered injuries from the
balloon blast. And the last patient was discharged on July 2.