The process, which came into force on November 1, is an integral part of the comprehensive reform of public transport and the full implementation of a single ticket system. During the regular working meeting, it was reported that in the period from 25 to 27 of October "Yerevan Bus" CJSC collected 62 million 370 thousand 100 drams, and from 1 to 3 of November this figure was 72 million 528 thousand drams.
On October 31, 19 thousand 709 citizens made payments through validators (mobile QR application, paper QR), and on November 1 - 52 thousand 153 citizens.
"This process shows us that the perception of a single ticket system is widespread among Yerevan residents. Despite certain problems, this system is a direction that has no alternative. The benefits package will also be presented at one of the upcoming meetings of the Council of Elders. Some groups will make use of the privilege and receive discounts: schoolchildren, pensioners, socially vulnerable groups who really need it,” the Mayor said.
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"Yerevan Bus" CJSC requires 342 drivers with class D driving licenses and two years of experience to drive the recently acquired 171 buses. The salary is 420 thousand drams for a 14-day schedule to be paid to drivers of 8.5-meter buses, and the salary of drivers of large buses will be 500 thousand drams.
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Yerevan Tennis Academy will be founded in Kanaker-Zeytun administrative district, which will have 6 outdoor and 4 indoor courts. Design work has already begun. The sports complex will be designed for 350 seats, which will allow holding major international tournaments.
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A new modular stadium is planned to be built in Yerevan. To implement the project, the community cooperates with international partners and consults with experts in this field. In accordance with international standards, the new stadium will accommodate more than 1,000 spectators and will allow training in various sports and major international tournaments. The technical specifications have already been prepared, and a tender for the project will be announced.
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According to the indicator obtained from 140 stations installed at construction sites in September, the fine-grained dust p.m.2.5 indicator in the air was 10.8 micrograms per cubic meter, which does not exceed the legal limit of 35 micrograms per cubic meter.
Considering that the equipment is installed at construction sites where mainly coarse-grained dust (p.m. 10 and more) is formed, the indicator was also taken into account, according to which the density of 10 p.m. and above was 22.9 μg/m3, which also does not exceed the limit. For 10 p.m., the maximum permissible density determined by law is 60 μg/m3.