YEREVAN. – The disabled, who are registered at a polyclinic in Armenian capital city Yerevan’s Davtashen District, may receive their medication at half price solely from the pharmacies that operate within a chain store, Zhamanak daily reports.

“[But] the prices [in these pharmacies] are much more expensive than in other pharmacies that operate in the area.  

It turns out that businessman MP Samvel Aleksanyan—or rather his wife, who is the actual proprietor [of this chain store]—also has the monopoly of the state-provided medication for the disabled in Davtashen,” Zhamanak writes.