Taxi Drivers Violate Prime Minister's Decisions in Avan
According to the Prime Minister's decision No. 110, the State Urban Development, Technical and Fire Safety Inspectorate continues to conduct ongoing monitoring and supervisory functions in various administrative districts of the capital in collaboration with police units.
On June 23, ongoing inspections were carried out in the Avan administrative district regarding public transport vehicles operating on regular routes and passenger taxi vehicles. Violations of the guidelines issued by the Prime Minister and safety regulations were identified.
During the inspection of vehicles operating on regular routes today, cases of lack of disinfectant liquid were recorded. In the case of transporters using taxi vehicles, a passenger was found sitting in the front seat of the vehicle, and drivers were identified without masks.
Based on the identified violations, administrative offense reports were compiled. Alongside the supervision, specialists from the Inspectorate carried out active explanatory and informational work, providing instructions to strictly adhere to safety regulations established by the Prime Minister and properly implement anti-epidemic measures.
Ongoing monitoring and supervisory activities by the Inspectorate are being conducted daily throughout the Republic of Armenia.
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