According to the official website of the aforesaid commission, the total fee for water supply will amount to 170.256 drams (approx. $0.41), instead of the current 174.065 (approx. $0.42) drams, per cubic meter, in capital city Yerevan.
In all likelihood, the decision will come into force on July 7.
To note, the current prices are effective since July 8, 2011.
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