14 Car Collision in Ararat Province Leaves Injured
On February 13, a major chain-reaction car accident occurred in Ararat Province. Around 21:20, the vehicles collided on the 28 km stretch of the Yerevan-Yeraskh highway. Among the vehicles involved were a VAZ 21101 driven by 46-year-old Vazgen Sargsyan from Ararat city, an Opel Astra driven by 31-year-old Razmik Abrahamyan from Artashat, another Opel Astra driven by 30-year-old Vardan Alaverdyan from Vayots Dzor Province, and a Ford Transit driven by 43-year-old Arman Kocharyan from Ararat Province, among others.
The other vehicles included an Opel Astra driven by 41-year-old Gnel Vardanyan, a Toyota Alteza driven by 20-year-old Knarik Karapetyan from Yerevan, a Nissan Tiida driven by 32-year-old Arthur Avetisyan from Ararat, a BMW driven by 36-year-old Edgar Davtyan, a GAZ 3110 driven by 24-year-old Hovik Musheghyan, and others whose driver details are currently being verified.
According to reports from shamshyan.com, due to the accident, drivers Razmik Abrahamyan and Vardan Alaverdyan, along with 24-year-old Meline Zeynalyan (a passenger in Alaverdyan’s vehicle), and 56-year-old Varditer Rustamyan and 78-year-old Hnazand Andreasyan (passengers in Sargsyan's vehicle) were taken to the medical center in Artashat with various injuries.
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