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Baku//01.06.20 / Turan: Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and his entire family are infected with the coronavirus. He announced this today during a live broadcast on his Facebook page.
“The results of our tests, unfortunately, are positive,” the head of the Armenian government stated.
Pashinyan noted that the result of his test became known on Sunday. According to him, he had no symptoms, but before the planned trip to the front line, he decided to take a coronavirus test.
As Pashinyan noted, his family members - the wife Anna Hakobyan and three daughters - also have no symptoms. Recall that Pashinyan’s son is currently serving in the army.
The Prime Minister said that he was isolated in his residence, from where he will continue to work.
Today Nikol Pashinyan marks his 45th birthday, Radio Liberty reports. -02D-
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