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New details have been ascertained from the tragic road accident in Armavir Province of Armenia.
Accordingly, on Sunday at 10:54am, the 911 emergency hotline received a report that the vehicles that had crashed on the Yerevan-Armavir motorway need to be removed, but, for security reasons, firefighters and rescuers were needed for assistance.
A fire and rescue squad was dispatched to the scene.
And the burnt body of a person—who was born in 1991—was found in the car that was involved in this accident.
As reported earlier, at 12am Sunday, the 911 emergency hotline received a report that a vehicle loaded with compressed natural gas (CNG) cylinders was on fire in Armavir Province.
It was found out that a truck loaded with CNG cylinders and a car had collided on the Vagharshapat (Etchmiadzin)-Armavir motorway.
As a result of the collision, the CNG cylinders had fallen into the road, and one of them had exploded and caught fire.
The fire was extinguished at 1:20am.
Both vehicles, however, were completely destroyed by the fire.
Also, an unidentified person’s burnt body was found.
