YEREVAN. – As of November 1, surveillance cameras will be installed at ten busy intersections and speed indicators will be installed at fifteen more intersections of the Armenian capital Yerevan, Haykakan Zhamanak daily writes.    

“They will begin to operate, some time thereafter, and follow the live traffic, Norik Sargsyan, Head of Road Patrol Service of Armenia’s Road Police, informed our correspondent yesterday, and noted that the drivers will be informed beforehand as to precisely where the traffic surveillance equipment is installed,” Haykakan Zhamanak writes.