YEREVAN. - As of July 26, the level of Armenia’s Lake Sevan is 25 cm higher than the same day indicator last year.  

According to the official website of the Armenian Ministry of Emergency Situations, as of July 26, the level of the lake was 1900.73 m, that indicator being 1900.48 m on the same day last year.

The highest indicator this year was recorded on June 30 and July 1, when the level of the lake reached 1900.77 m. It then dropped by 1 cm and retained at 1900.76 m till July 15. Afterwards, the level of the lake began to gradually fall.