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HRACHYA HARUTYUNYAN'S DAUGHTER ASKS FOR SUPPORT FOR HER FATHER
18:43 17.07.2013
Lusine Vasilyan
"Radiolur"
Lilit Harutyunyan asks relevant structures and officials to provide
support to her father Hrachya Harutyunyan, accused of violating traffic
rules after the terrible accident near Moscow on July 13 that claimed
the lives of 18 people.
"It was a painful accident, and my father was guilty of it. We all
understand this. I regret the loss of human lives, but I also know
that my father is in a hard condition now," Lilit Harutyunyan said.
She considers that her father was also a victim in this tragedy. She's
confident her father needs every kind of assistance - from
psychological to legal.
"A person, who defended the Motherland, cannot live peacefully after
causing the death of 18. I can imagine his condition and simply ask
everyone to be conscientious and fair," she told a press conference
today.
Hrachya Harutyunyan has a 20-year experience of driving lorries,
and has never got into accidents. Harutyunyan had left for Russia a
few months ago to earn money for his son's gravestone.
Harutyunyan's family possesses no information about the company
he worked at. They learnt about the accident from their relatives
in Moscow.
http://www.armradio.am/en/2013/07/17/hrachyya-harutyunyans-daughter-asks-for-support-for-her-father/
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
18:43 17.07.2013
Lusine Vasilyan
"Radiolur"
Lilit Harutyunyan asks relevant structures and officials to provide
support to her father Hrachya Harutyunyan, accused of violating traffic
rules after the terrible accident near Moscow on July 13 that claimed
the lives of 18 people.
"It was a painful accident, and my father was guilty of it. We all
understand this. I regret the loss of human lives, but I also know
that my father is in a hard condition now," Lilit Harutyunyan said.
She considers that her father was also a victim in this tragedy. She's
confident her father needs every kind of assistance - from
psychological to legal.
"A person, who defended the Motherland, cannot live peacefully after
causing the death of 18. I can imagine his condition and simply ask
everyone to be conscientious and fair," she told a press conference
today.
Hrachya Harutyunyan has a 20-year experience of driving lorries,
and has never got into accidents. Harutyunyan had left for Russia a
few months ago to earn money for his son's gravestone.
Harutyunyan's family possesses no information about the company
he worked at. They learnt about the accident from their relatives
in Moscow.
http://www.armradio.am/en/2013/07/17/hrachyya-harutyunyans-daughter-asks-for-support-for-her-father/
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress