Karen Yengibaryan, Who Helped People During the Crocus Terror Attack, Dies from Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Karen Yengibaryan, who did not remain indifferent during the Crocus terror attack and assisted people in escaping, has tragically died from carbon monoxide poisoning. This has been reported by the 'Mash' Telegram channel.

The 35-year-old Karen worked for an outdoor advertising company and was near the Crocus venue during the attack. Upon seeing smoke rising from the concert hall roof, he rushed to the main entrance and began evacuating people. He returned home only in the morning.

As a result, he suffered from smoke inhalation, and his condition worsened in the following days. Unfortunately, he could not be saved.