Emergency Incident in Yerevan: A Whole Family May Have Been Saved

On November 18, an incident of "carbon monoxide poisoning" occurred in Yerevan. According to Shamshyan.com, around 18:50, the Central Police Department received a call from the "Erebuni" medical center, reporting that the 08 group of paramedics had transported several citizens from an apartment at 27 Tumanian Street with a diagnosis of "suspected carbon monoxide poisoning."

The police determined that the individuals transported were 75-year-old Susanna N., 77-year-old Albert T., and while the police were clarifying the circumstances of the incident, the "Muratsan" medical center reported that the 14 group of paramedics had also transported a 1-year-old, Karine A., from the same address with the same diagnosis. Hours later, the "Armenia" medical center informed the police that they had received 24-year-old Suzanna A., 28-year-old Rouzanna A., and 23-year-old Rafael T. from the same address with the same diagnosis, while the "Muratsan" center reported another case at around 22:00, where they transported 29-year-old Rima T. from the same location with the same diagnosis.

According to preliminary information, the individuals mentioned were poisoned due to a gas leak in the apartment.