Ombudsman of Armenia continues to point out serious humanitarian  problems in Syunik region caused by actions of Azerbaijan

ArmInfo.The Office of the Human Rights Defender of Armenia continues to point out serious humanitarian problems in the Syunik region of the country caused by  the actions of Azerbaijan.

Thus, the statement of the RA Ombudsman points to the complicated  communication between the settlements of Goris, Vorotan, Shurnukh,  Bardzravan and others, due to illegal actions and obstacles to  traffic on the part of Azerbaijan.

"These cities and villages have already introduced serious  restrictions on access to food and basic necessities, medical care  and services. This poses a real danger to people. Today in the  villages of Vorotan, Shurnukh and Bardzravan, the delivery of bread  was organized with great difficulty. According to the Office of the  Human Rights Defender, the bread was delivered to the indicated  villages after 4:00 pm with additional efforts by the Goris  authorities," the statement said.

The Ombudsman's Office also pointed out the impossibility of  organizing the educational process in schools. "Because of the  current situation, teachers living in Goris, but teaching in  Bardzravan and Kapan, organized training remotely, as they could not  get to schools. Difficulties arise in solving various problems caused  by the actions of Azerbaijan. For example, today in Shurnukha, due to  weather conditions, an urgent need arose to repair the roof of one of  the houses, but it was impossible to obtain the necessary building  materials. The above-mentioned facts prove that the so-called border  customs control on the Goris-Kapan road in Armenia, announced  yesterday by the Azerbaijani government, completely violated normal  life, peace and safety of people, the right to physical and mental  integrity and freedom of movement, '' the Ombudsman's Office said in  a statement, at the same time, it is added that the border troops of  the National Security Service of Armenia are serving to ensure the  safety of the population.  The Ombudsman will send reports on the  situation in Syunik to international organizations, as well as to  state bodies and non-governmental organizations of Armenia.