"The director of the Kirantsi school greets Nikol Pashinyan with both hands, and almost 3 months after the building was put into operation, the students are getting cold," warns journalist Oskan Sargsyan from Tavush. He elaborates.
"It is reported from the village of Kirants that the weather is foggy and cold in the village, the heating system does not work in the newly built school, the students are cold. The building, commissioned on September 1 of this year, located about 30 meters from the border wall, had to be heated with electric batteries.
However, the school's heating system does not work, because previously the school received electricity from the village of Kirants.
A solar plant is installed in the Kirantsi school, which was supposed to reduce the cost of electricity used for heating the school. However, the solar plant is not operational due to the lack of an electric single-phase power line.
The residents of Kirants reported that today the energy workers are conducting three-phase electricity to the school of Kirants. Almost 3 months have passed since the school building was put into operation, so during that time they did not run a power line to the Kirantsi school. After all, it will be winter in a week, the heating season has started.
I called Volodya Babinyan, the long-time principal of the primary school in Kirants, many times to get clarifications on these issues.
Volodya Babinyan, who visited Kirantsi Nikol Pashinyan in an oriental way, greeting him with both hands, who, according to the testimony of his fellow villagers, received "a lot" of monetary compensation for the lands handed over, probably being upset by my previous, objective publications about the Kirantsi school, did not answer my phone calls."
