At 1:20pm on Monday, the National Center for Crisis Management of Armenia received a report that rainwater had accumulated near the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute in Yerevan, and there was a risk of flooding the museum.
It turned out that the museum's drainage system was clogged, as a result of which rainwater had accumulated in its open-air area.
The rescuers who arrived at the scene carried out drainage work, and water service workers eliminated the clogging.
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