YEREVAN. – The Ministry of Territorial Administration and Emergency Situations of Armenia received a report on Saturday at 5:54am.

Accordingly, an accident had occurred on the Yerevan-Artashat motorway, there were injured, and rescuers were needed.

A fire and rescue squad was dispatched to the scene. 

It was found out that a Mercedes-Benz—with driver N. A., born in 1972—and a Toyota—with driver L. Mk., born in 1994—had crashed on the aforementioned motorway, and for yet unknown reasons.

As a result, the Toyota had turned to its side.

Prior to the fire and rescue workers’ arrival at the scene, however, Toyota’s passengers—Iranian citizens S. G, born in 1988, and M. A., born in 1977—and the Mercedes-Benz’s passenger—P. A., born in 1948—were taken to the Masis town medical center. 

M. A. and P. A. received medical treatment at and were discharged from the hospital.

S. G., however, was transferred to “Erebouni” Medical Center in capital city Yerevan at 7am, where doctors say the patient is in serious condition.