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The police fulfilles its promise

30.05.2013 09:10 Herald of Police

On May 24, during his meeting with leaders of the village communities that suffered hail damage, RA police chief, Lieutenant General Vladimir Gasparyan assured that the police won’t stay unconcerned about solution of the problems of the farmers who suffered in the natural disaster and that already practical steps are being made in that direction, particularly, police officers initiated a donation for financial aid to Armavir habitants.
As of May 29, 20 million AMD was transferred to the account of the Fund for Financial Support of the village and agriculture.
In compliance with its undertaken obligation, the police continues to take concrete measures to alleviate the burden of both the sufferers and the villagers on the whole, besides territorial police bodies maintain close collaboration with village community leaders for the sake of solution of  the current problems villagers are concerned with. 

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