Commandant: Until the end of April, public transport  will not work  in Armenia

ArmInfo.  On April 13, Deputy Prime  Minister of Armenia, Commandant Tigran Avinyan during a special  meeting of the National Assembly stated that the restrictions imposed  on the operation of public transport should be maintained until the  end of April.  "The government considers this measure justified and,  moreover, we will continue the policy of restricting the entry of  foreign citizens into the country," the Commandant emphasized.

Avinyan also said that the government-recommended online coronavirus  test was downloaded about 60,000 times. About 4.900 people were at  risk, representatives of the Ministry of Healthcare and the Ministry  of Emergencies contacted with 1,600 people, more than 20 of whom were  sent for COVID-19 testing. Of all the citizens who passed this test,  four people were infected with the virus. The Deputy Prime Minister  said that this system is connected to the database of the Ministry of  Healthcare and the police who use it, however, after the end of the  emergency mode, all data in the database will be deleted.  It should  be noted that the Covid-19 Armenia application was created in  Armenia. As a result of answers to a number of questions, the system  evaluates the state of human health and, if necessary, advises taking  the necessary steps.