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Bordering Nerkin Karmiraghbyur village celebrates New Year with
illuminated streets
18:44 - 01.01.13
The residents of Nerkin Karmiraghbyur village, Armenia's Tavush
province, welcomed the New Year with illuminated streets, first time
after war. The village is 220 kilometers away from Yerevan.
The electricity wires and columns damaged during the war years have
been completely renovated in 2012 but not to make it a target for the
enemy the lights were not on.
`Of course it is a great risk to illuminate the whole village, but we
cannot wait, we continue living,' head of the community Manvel
Kamendatyan said, promising that the 2013 will be a year of
achievements for the village.
Before the New Year an event was organized for children with the
participation of Santa Claus who handed packages of sweets to the
children.
Though the village is under permanent fire by the enemy, the spirits
there are high.
`The 2012 was a year of progress. Both authorities and philanthropists
seemed to be more attentive toward our village,' the village school
principal Nara Papyan said.
http://tert.am/en/news/2013/01/01/nerqin-karmiraghbiur/
illuminated streets
18:44 - 01.01.13
The residents of Nerkin Karmiraghbyur village, Armenia's Tavush
province, welcomed the New Year with illuminated streets, first time
after war. The village is 220 kilometers away from Yerevan.
The electricity wires and columns damaged during the war years have
been completely renovated in 2012 but not to make it a target for the
enemy the lights were not on.
`Of course it is a great risk to illuminate the whole village, but we
cannot wait, we continue living,' head of the community Manvel
Kamendatyan said, promising that the 2013 will be a year of
achievements for the village.
Before the New Year an event was organized for children with the
participation of Santa Claus who handed packages of sweets to the
children.
Though the village is under permanent fire by the enemy, the spirits
there are high.
`The 2012 was a year of progress. Both authorities and philanthropists
seemed to be more attentive toward our village,' the village school
principal Nara Papyan said.
http://tert.am/en/news/2013/01/01/nerqin-karmiraghbiur/