The Governor Suspends Operations of Several Supermarkets for Six Hours
The Governor has decided to suspend the operations of several branches (supermarkets) owned by various business operators for six hours due to non-compliance with the governor's directives during the state of emergency on March 30. This information comes from the official website of the Government of Armenia.
The decision prohibits the operations of the following businesses for six hours: “Arman Galstyan” LLC located at 46 Arshakunyats Avenue, Yerevan; “David Khachatryan” individual entrepreneur located at 30/1 Arshakunyats Avenue, Yerevan; “Georg Khachumyan” individual entrepreneur located at 1 Komitas Avenue, Yerevan; “Avetlanna Atanesyan” individual entrepreneur located at 7 Hakob Hakobyan Street, Yerevan; and “Armenuhis Sargsyan” individual entrepreneur located at 1 Mikoyan, Yeghegnadzor, apartment 1.
The head of the Health and Labor Inspection Body of the Republic of Armenia, Hakob Avagyan, will ensure that the operators are informed of this decision. The suspension of operations will take effect from the moment the operators are notified.
The Chief of the Police of Armenia, Arman Sargsyan, will ensure comprehensive supervision of compliance with the requirements outlined in the first point of this decision. This decision comes into force upon publication.
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