YEREVAN.- A native of Iran was injured in Armenia’s Lake Sevan as two motor boats crashed on Wednesday.
The rescuers were alerted that two motor boats crashed near Tsovinar beach at 3:12 p.m. A citizen of Iran 25-year-old Ali. K. was taken to hospital, he is not critical.
A total of forty lifeguards are on duty at Lake Sevan. The rescue service said no cases of rescuing from drowning and actual drowning of foreign citizens were recorded so far this year at the Lake.
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