Hospitals in Armenia are inundated, Pashinyan says
Region
- 04 November, 2021
- 08:50
The number of patients who contracted coronavirus is high, so hospitals are short of beds, and the Armenian health care system is overloaded, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said at a government meeting on November 4.
"The virus kills a large number of people every day. We record many tragedies every day. The only way to get rid of all this is vaccination," he noted.
Pashinyan said that the number of people infected with COVID-19 would decrease in Armenia next week.
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