YEREVAN. – All those, who were injured in the Moscow-Yerevan bus crash and transported to the Republic of Armenia (RA), have been discharged from hospital. 

Anahit Haytayan, Spokesperson of the Ministry of Health, informed about the aforesaid.

“Eleven of them were hospitalized at Saint Gregory the Illuminator Medical Center [in capital city Yerevan],” she stressed. “Those who did not need hospital treatment began to be discharged. At the moment, all are discharged. Their further [health] monitoring will be conducted under outpatient conditions; in accordance with the settlements [of these injured].

“The transport of the injured and the organization of [their] medical aid was at the focus of the RA Ministry of Health, and the minister.”

As reported earlier, a passenger bus, which was heading from Moscow to Armenia’s capital city of Yerevan, collided with a truck, on Friday at around 4:30am, on the Vladikavkaz-Beslan bypass, in Russia. As a result, five people, including the bus driver, were killed, and 27 others sustained injuries. There were 52 passengers in the vehicle.