After Velvet Revolution in Armenia, gardens and dervishes refuse to exist without water
An alarming call from the Dzoraghbyur cottages There are no irrigation water in the cottages in Dzoraghbyur. Healthy logic suggests that this is wrong. Perhaps this is a criminal error. Everyone knows that trees and bushes need water. Especially in summer. However, this simple truth does not reach some dullheads who are engaged in providing water for irrigation. Local responsible industries annually "with serious persons" find an excuse for not giving water for months. "The engine has deteriorated", "the pump is damaged", "Hitler is not there". As a result, summer residents are forced to buy water in tanks to save gardens from death. And this is an expensive treat. Using the opportunity, entrepreneurs sell for 10,000 drams (7 tons) or 15,000 drams (10 tons). All this is very similar to a criminal arrangement between those who provide water for irrigation and sell water in tanks. Those responsible for the industry have a lot of work in this direction. After the Velvet Revolution in Armenia, gardens and dervishes refuse to exist without water. Residents of Dzoraghbyur cottages
