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CONDITION OF TWO ARMENIANS WOUNDED IN ALEPPO IS NOT SERIOUS: REISIAN
17:13, 6 December, 2012
YEREVAN, DECEMBER 6, ARMENPRESS. Two Armenians were wounded in the
explosions in the Armenian district New Village in Aleppo on December
5. Press Secretary of the Armenian National Prelacy of Aleppo Jirayr
Reisian informed "Armenpress" about this. In addition he said that
they have been taken to the hospital. Fortunately their condition are
not serious. Also Reisian stated that the explosions damaged several
houses belonging to the Armenians.
According to Press Secretary of the Armenian National Prelacy of Aleppo
Jirayr Reisian nothing has changed in the city, notwithstanding the
people has to face with new difficulties. There is no electricity
in Aleppo since yesterday and nobody knows the reasons. Telephone
connection is not functioning properly. The absence of fuel has become
a big problem, as due to this the bakehouses do not work.
Clashes in Syrian lasting more than 20 months caused the death of about
40 thousand people. Unfortunately this number is increasing day by day.
From: A. Papazian
17:13, 6 December, 2012
YEREVAN, DECEMBER 6, ARMENPRESS. Two Armenians were wounded in the
explosions in the Armenian district New Village in Aleppo on December
5. Press Secretary of the Armenian National Prelacy of Aleppo Jirayr
Reisian informed "Armenpress" about this. In addition he said that
they have been taken to the hospital. Fortunately their condition are
not serious. Also Reisian stated that the explosions damaged several
houses belonging to the Armenians.
According to Press Secretary of the Armenian National Prelacy of Aleppo
Jirayr Reisian nothing has changed in the city, notwithstanding the
people has to face with new difficulties. There is no electricity
in Aleppo since yesterday and nobody knows the reasons. Telephone
connection is not functioning properly. The absence of fuel has become
a big problem, as due to this the bakehouses do not work.
Clashes in Syrian lasting more than 20 months caused the death of about
40 thousand people. Unfortunately this number is increasing day by day.
From: A. Papazian