 Shepherd reported missing in border Armenian village October 13, 2017 - 10:42 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - On Thursday, October 12, a shepherd was reported missing in the Armenian village of Chambarak which borders Azerbaijan. An operational group of fire-rescue team arrived at the scene to find out that Chambarak resident Kh. K. (b. 1988) had not brought the cattle back from the grassland the previous day. 25 rescuers, 9 policemen and village residents participated in the search activities which were disrupted by darkness and fog.   Top stories Now stepping inside Zvartnots, once the crossroads of Europe and Asia, is like being transported back four decades. A civilian from the village of the border Armenian village of Koti was injured in Azerbaijan’s cross-border fire on September 15. The Spanish edition of Condé Nast Traveler - a luxury and lifestyle travel magazine - has published an article about Armenia. In Armenia the average salary of women is lower than that of men by 34%, and the income gap is even broader and reaches 40%.   Partner news |  Latest news Russian scientists plan to bring woolly mammoths back  Experiments will involve searching for and studying whole cells in the remains of well-preserved ancient animals, such as mammoths.Yerevan elections: Voter turnout stands at 24% as of 2pm Municipal elections are currently underway in Yerevan where residents are set to cast ballots in favor of new members of the Council of Elders.Iran Foreign Ministry summons Dutch, Danish envoys after attack Iranian authorities summoned ambassadors of the Netherlands and Denmark as well as chargé d'affaires of the British embassy.Armenia First Deputy PM says Yerevan vote proceeding normally Armenia's First Deputy Prime Minister Ararat Mirzoyan said municipal elections in Yerevan are proceeding normally. |
