Representatives of state and public organizations come to the Armenian Embassy in Moscow to make notes in the condolence book over the loss of 113 people in the A-320 crash, Embassy's Spokesman Armen Ghevondyan said. "Many people have come since morning. These are representatives of state and public organizations, members of diplomatic missions. Some 200 notes have been made," Ghevondyan said. He reminded that the condolence book will be opened 10 a.m.-15 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. In his words, people lay flowers to the Embassy fence and to the Cross-Stone (khachkar) near the church situated at the Armenian cemetery in Moscow," Ghenondyan said, reported Interfax.