Eating and Drinking to be Done 'Secretly', No More Manicures, and Suddenly Nikol Appeared
After the incident at the customs office, a state of heightened readiness has been declared in state institutions. This was reported by armdaily.am.
According to the media outlet, the day after the customs visit, officials have been busy organizing their institutions' flags. Just yesterday, the Governor of Armavir shared photos on his page and announced that the Armavir Regional Administration already has new flags, which were raised yesterday. It is unclear who the next 'victim' will be, but particularly in institutions where women make up the majority, strict warnings have been issued to not drink coffee during citizen receptions, to organize eating and drinking 'secretly,' to eliminate manicures, and to maintain a clean environment—all before you know it, Nikol appeared.
The outlet also notes that the hardest part for the staff is breaking the age-old habit of smoking in restrooms. In one institution, the female supervisor sternly warned female employees to only smoke in designated areas and not to turn restrooms into smoking rooms. Women are puzzled, as they are confident that Pashinyan would never enter a women's dressing room.
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