Emergency Water Cut-off in Yerevan’s Kentron and Shengavit Districts on September 24
Yerevan, September 24 – Veolia Jur company has announced an emergency water cut-off in several areas of Yerevan’s Kentron and Shengavit administrative districts on September 24, 2026. The interruption, caused by urgent repair works, will last from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Residents are advised to store sufficient water for the duration of the cut-off.
Affected Areas in Kentron District:
- Noragyugh neighborhood
- Grigor Lusavorich Street
- Bryusov Street
- Buniatyan Street
- Leo Street
- Argishti Street
- Deghatan Street
- Zakyan Street
- V. Sargsyan Street
- Getar Street
- Kristapori 1
- Paronyan 1-16
- Mashtotsi 1-4
- Arshakunyats 1-36
- Agatangeghos Street
- Khorenatsi 1-29
- Israyelyan 21, 34, 37, 39
- Hrazdan Gorge
- Tsitsernakaberd Highway
Affected Areas in Shengavit District:
- Kara-Murza Street
- Lazo Street
- Kashegortsneri Street
Veolia Jur apologizes to its customers and consumers for any inconvenience caused and thanks them in advance for their understanding. The company emphasizes the critical nature of the repair works, which are essential for maintaining the integrity and efficiency of the water supply network in these densely populated areas of the capital.
Broader Context of Infrastructure Works in Yerevan
This emergency water cut-off is part of ongoing efforts to upgrade and maintain Yerevan’s aging infrastructure. The city’s water supply system, like many other essential services, requires regular maintenance and occasional emergency repairs to prevent larger, more prolonged disruptions. Such works are crucial for ensuring a reliable and safe water supply for the city’s inhabitants.
In recent months, Yerevan has experienced several similar, albeit smaller, service interruptions as various utility companies work to modernize their networks. These efforts are often coordinated with municipal authorities to minimize the impact on daily life, but emergency situations, such as the current one, can arise unexpectedly.
Impact on Residents and Businesses
The affected areas include residential zones, commercial establishments, and public institutions. Residents are encouraged to take necessary precautions, such as filling water containers, to mitigate the impact of the 12-hour water absence. Local businesses, especially those in the food and hospitality sectors, may need to adjust their operations or implement alternative water supply solutions during this period.
While inconvenient, these planned and emergency maintenance operations are vital for the long-term sustainability and reliability of urban services. The city administration and utility providers continue to work towards minimizing disruptions and improving communication with the public regarding such events.
Source: https://1lurer.am/hy/news/1585170
