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SIT-IN CONTINUED IN DARKNESS
Activists protesting in front of the City Hall for four days running
tell that last night the street lights went off, and they spent whole
night in darkness. Instead, no other unusual incidents happened, and
the sit-in passed quietly. The irrigation system was also switched off
last night though on the previous few days it worked all day round,
watering not only the lawn but also the pavement, and the activists
could not sit or stand near the City Hall.
The activists said they have agreed with the City Hall staff that
irrigation will be turned on at specific hours of the day. They will
agree on the hour.
The participants of the sit-in are going to apply to the City Hall
to get chairs because they cannot spend all night on foot. Note that
the young activists demand the resignation of the head of transport
department of the City Hall Henrik Navasardyan and director of
Yerevantrans Misak Hambardzumyan.
12:33 30/07/2013 Story from Lragir.am News:
http://www.lragir.am/index/eng/0/country/view/30581
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Activists protesting in front of the City Hall for four days running
tell that last night the street lights went off, and they spent whole
night in darkness. Instead, no other unusual incidents happened, and
the sit-in passed quietly. The irrigation system was also switched off
last night though on the previous few days it worked all day round,
watering not only the lawn but also the pavement, and the activists
could not sit or stand near the City Hall.
The activists said they have agreed with the City Hall staff that
irrigation will be turned on at specific hours of the day. They will
agree on the hour.
The participants of the sit-in are going to apply to the City Hall
to get chairs because they cannot spend all night on foot. Note that
the young activists demand the resignation of the head of transport
department of the City Hall Henrik Navasardyan and director of
Yerevantrans Misak Hambardzumyan.
12:33 30/07/2013 Story from Lragir.am News:
http://www.lragir.am/index/eng/0/country/view/30581
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress