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YEREVAN'S ARCH-SHAPED PASSES ARE BEING DECORATED
news.am
July 30, 2012 | 14:40
YEREVAN. - A total of 76 arch-shaped passes are decorated in Armenia's
capital, Yerevan, and 60 of these passes were decorated this year,
Yerevan's Chief Designer reported to Yerevan Mayor Taron Margaryan,
during the Municipality's regular working consultation.
Margaryan instructed that this project be finished by the year's
end, the Municipality's Information and Public Relations Department
informed.
In his turn, the Utilities Department Chief reported that 807
residential building entrances already have been renovated.
In addition, Yerevan's sanitary cleaning Saturdays have begun since
the past week.
Also, seven more overpasses are currently under construction.
The activities are still in progress toward conducting a 24-hour
inspection of the service quality of the Armenian capital city's
public transport system.
And the Sport and Youth Affairs Department Chief reported that weekend
sport and fitness events are still being organized in Yerevan's parks.
From: A. Papazian
news.am
July 30, 2012 | 14:40
YEREVAN. - A total of 76 arch-shaped passes are decorated in Armenia's
capital, Yerevan, and 60 of these passes were decorated this year,
Yerevan's Chief Designer reported to Yerevan Mayor Taron Margaryan,
during the Municipality's regular working consultation.
Margaryan instructed that this project be finished by the year's
end, the Municipality's Information and Public Relations Department
informed.
In his turn, the Utilities Department Chief reported that 807
residential building entrances already have been renovated.
In addition, Yerevan's sanitary cleaning Saturdays have begun since
the past week.
Also, seven more overpasses are currently under construction.
The activities are still in progress toward conducting a 24-hour
inspection of the service quality of the Armenian capital city's
public transport system.
And the Sport and Youth Affairs Department Chief reported that weekend
sport and fitness events are still being organized in Yerevan's parks.
From: A. Papazian