Armenia's northern Lori province is reeling from its worst floods in decades, which have ☠️ four people and isolated several settlements.
Torrential rains caused rivers to overflow, devastating towns and villages, and destroying crucial infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and railways.
In this video, we cover the extensive damage, the heroic efforts of rescuers who evacuated 429 residents, and the ongoing challenges faced by the stranded 5,500 people in Akhtala and nearby villages.
Authorities are racing against time to build a bypass road, while calls for international aid grow louder. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian's visit to the affected areas highlights the government's response, though questions about the lack of early warnings persist.
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