At 11:35am on Sunday, the Syunik provincial crisis management center received a report informing that someone had drowned in a waterfall near Lichk village of Armenia.
It turned out that a person—born in 1991—had drowned while swimming in Srtadzev lake. Two others who had come to this person’s help were rescued by local efforts, and they received the necessary medical assistance on the spot.
And at 10:02am on Monday, the water rescuers found this person’s dead body and took it out of the water.
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