YEREVAN. – Armenia’s Rescue Service received a call, on Tuesday at 2:38am, informing that the ceiling of a capital city Yerevan house had collapsed.
An operative team was dispatched to the scene, the Rescue Service informed Armenian News-NEWS.am.
It was found out that the ceiling of the house had fell down completely.
But there are no injured or casualties, and the house residents were provided with temporary shelter.
A commission will be formed to investigate the incident.
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