Emergency ministry releases victim names in Moscow-Yerevan bus crash
Eight victims of the Moscow-Yerevan bus crash were identified as of 07.53 am November 4, says Armenia’s Ministry of Territorial Administration and Emergencies. The Ministry has published their names: 1. Hakob L. Alikhanyan (born in 1960), 2. Hayk Zh. Hovhannisyan (1981) 3. Hrach A. Badalyan (1981) 4. Gagik A. Manukyan (1961) 5. Varuzh S. Stepanyan (1954) 6. Spartak Ts. Nalbandyan (1947) 7. Garnik G. Hakobyan (1961) 8. Artashes A. Hovhannisyan (1980) Eight individuals have received in-patient medical care. 1. E. R. Harutyunyan, 47 2. A. A. Galstyan, 23 3. M. A. Iskandaryan, 22 4. G. R. Harutyunyan, 42 5. A. M. Mkrtchyan, 24 6. Zhora A. Rushanyan, 17 7. Gayane R. Harutyunyan, 40 8. Ararat A. Galstyan, 23 Eleven of the 32 hospitalized survivors are in intensive care units. Six of the 16 people receiving treatment at the Uzlovskaya medical center are at the hospital’s intensive care department; two are reported to be in the Department of Surgery and the other eight – in the Department of Traumatology. Their names are provided below: 1. Georgy A. Ispiryan (born in 1980) 2. Seryozha K. Sargsyan (1960; in a critical condition) 3. Anushavan R. Yeremyan (1960) 4. Hakob S. Nahapetyan (1947) 5. Levon M. Unusyan (1944) 6. Sargis Sh. Mkrtchyan 7. Zhora O. Ohanyan (1951) 8. Arthur Hovhannisyan 9. Tigran G. Hakobyan (1985) 10. Sako P. Grigoryan (1979) 11. Kamo Mkrtchyan (1951) 12. Gohar Gasparyan (1976; in a critical condition) 13. Arkady Hambardzumyan (1993) 14. Yesav Yesayan (1921) 15. Arikonyan (in a critical condition) 16. Seronyan Five of the 13 survivors at the Kireyevsky Medical Center are at the Intensive Care Department; the others are being treated at the Department of Traumatology. 1. Razmik R. Tovmasyan (born in 1981) 2. Radik A. Antonyan (1972) 3. Karen A. Safaryan (1985) 4. Narine K. Yeremishyan (1961) 5. Apres R. Asryan (1966) 6. Sargis S. Aragelyan (1987) 7. Gayane V. Sargsyan (1963) 8. Hunan T. Minasyan (1989) 9. Arman Khurchuryan (1986) 10. Armen Yeremyan (1987) 11. Simon H. Gharaghanyan (1975) 12. Vova S Danielyan (1976) 13. Karpis Agojanyan (1950) Three survivors are under in-patient care at a Novomoskovsk Medical Center 1. Selan S Tadevosyan (born in 1960; resident of Russia’s Tver region) 2. Garik A Kosoboghyan (1948; resident of Armenia) 3. Knarik M Chaparyan (1970; resident of Armenia) Local police officers are now working with those given a temporary shelter at the local cinema house “Youth”. Their names are below: 1. Karen A. Khachatryan (born in 1994) 2. Gurgen R. Antonyan (1998) 3. Hrayr T. Sahradyan 4. Gagik H. Simonyan (1994) 5. Aram V. Martirosyan (1999) 6. Yurik A. Adamyan (1964) 7. Arsen R. Makaryan (1972) 8. Karen R. Zakaryan (1979) 9. Edgar L. Karapetyan (1972) 10. Arthur S. Matikyan (1976) 11. Zhora A. Rushanyan (1998) 12. Knarik V. Rushanyan (1980) Seven others have not yet been identified yet. The regional Crisis Management Center has launched a telephone hotline - 007 487 221 1609. The National Crisis Management Center adjunct to the Ministry of Territorial Administration and Emergencies also operates hotline numbers (911 or 374 10 36 02 97). A bus carrying passengers from Moscow to Yerevan lost control on Tuesday, November 3, and crashed near the town of Uzlovya in the Russian Tula Oblast, killing eight and injuring 43 citizens of Armenia. The full list of those killed and injured in the accident is available here
