In Armenia, strong wind damaged more than ten settlements

More than ten settlements were affected by strong winds in Armenia. This was announced on May 22 by the Governor of the injured Shirak region Tigran Petrosyan on his Twitter. As the Governor explained, the strong wind, which lasted about half an hour, caused significant damage to more than ten settlements in the region. The roofs of the houses were mostly damaged and trees were destroyed. There are no casualties as a result of the explosion of the elements. Currently, the Ministry of Emergency Situations and public services are working in the affected areas. There is a review of the rubble, restoration of the power supply and assessment of the damage. Earlier, the news agency reported on a storm warning that was announced in Sochi.

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