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Armenian police detain over 160 people

Armenian police have detained 165 people on suspicion of involvement in the mass riots on the Khorenatsi street and Sari Tagh district in Yerevan, the Armenian police told RIA Novosti July 30.

Earlier, the Armenian Health Ministry reported that according to the preliminary data, around 60 injured people sought medical care in five hospitals following the incidents on the Khorenatsi street and Sari Tagh district in Yerevan July 29 night.
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2016.07.30 / 13:55
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