Artsakh Info Center provided daily Artsakh Government Update on the 65th day of Lachin Corridor Blockade.
In the last seven days, fire rescue workers from the Artsakh Ministry of Internal Affairs’ State Service of Emergency Situations have responded to five fires, including one in which a resident was injured. On the night of February 11, a fire broke out in the central office of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation in Artsakh. According to preliminary information, the building guard, M.G., a 50-year-old Stepanakert resident, suffered burns and was taken to Republican Medical Center, the source said.
Update of daily statistics:
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4 children are in the neonatal and intensive care units of the children’s hospital.
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10 adult patients are in the intensive care unit, 3 of whom are in critical condition.
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244 children have been born under the blockade.
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About 630 people have been deprived of the opportunity to receive necessary medical treatment due to suspensions of planned surgeries in all medical facilities of Artsakh.
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As of today, 90 patients have been transferred from Artsakh to Armenia to receive appropriate medical care with the mediation and accompaniment of the International Committee of the Red Cross.
At least 5,100 people have lost jobs and sources of income as a result of the impact on the economy.
More than 25,600 tons of vital supplies, which would have been delivered during the period of the blockade, have not reached Artsakh. Only a meager amount has since been delivered by the ICRC and the Russian peacekeeping forces.
