Nurse found little Seryozha under the blanket and took him to hospital
“I opened the door, it was very dark. I had a flashlight with me. There was a woman lying in bed. I came up to her and saw traces of blood on her cheek. Then I opened the door of the second room. I saw a woman lying in bed, there was a man lying not far from her. I touched them… They were both cold. I entered the next room. A wounded man was lying on the floor. I found another woman there with disheveled hair. Her neck was covered in blood. I came up to see what had happened… I pulled back the blanket and saw an infant in the mother’s hands. I saw that he was still breathing and took him in my arms. He was wearing a shirt. I took off the shirt and saw cuts on his body. Immediately, I called the dispatcher to call the police, because the baby had to be taken to hospital. We were at the hospital at 12.15,” recalls the nurse who arrived in the house of the Avetsiyan family upon receiving the report on the tragedy that happened in Armenia’s Gyumri city last January.
