 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 Eight ceasefire violations by Azerbaijan – 95 shots overall – were registered on the border overnight. In Armenia, takeaway food and a pint of beer (around 0.6 liters) cost £4.18 and £1.00, respectively. A source has published a photo if one of the downed UAVs which it said is most probably ThunderB drone. RSF said media diversity has blossomed but the government has failed to reduce the media’s polarization.   Partner news |  Latest news Armenia sending plane with humanitarian aid to Beirut  According to Nikol Pashinyan, Chief Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs Zareh Sinanyan will leave for Beirut.At least 11 Armenians killed in Beirut blast Several hundred members of the Armenian community have been injured or are missing, a cleric said.Krisp raises $5m A round for its voice-isolating algorithm Krisp’s smart noise suppression tech silences ambient sounds and isolates your voice for calls.Israeli offers medical aid to Lebanon after massive explosion The mediators who reached out to Lebanon on behalf of Israel were France and the United Nations. |
