Government will not hide case of coronavirus if registered: Armenia’s PM

Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan referred at the cabinet sitting today to coronavirus, stressing that Armenia is undertaking all the necessary measures for the people here live their regular life.

“The public must be convinced that in case of any worrying information, they will be informed,” Pashinyan said, adding that serious measures have been undertaken in the Armed Forces.

“I want the parents and relatives treat the issue with understanding,” he said.

The Prime Minister urged Tigran Avinyan to be sober.

“The Armenian citizens must be convinced that it is excluded for the government to hide any case from the people,” he said.

He urged all to live their regular life.

“As of now there is nothing to be worried about,” Pashinyan stressed.

Avinyan stressed that special cards are filled for the people arriving from risky countries.

“If nevertheless, the virus penetrates Armenia, all the preventive measures are undertaken, even better than in a number of developed countries,” Avinyan said.

Pashinyan stated that the passengers arriving to Armenia are under control.