Classes to resume in Artsakh’s educational institutions from December 19
Classes will resume in Artsakh’s educational facilities from December 19, the ministry of education, science, culture and sport said, ARMENPRESS reports.
The classes were suspended due to the cut of the gas supply to Artsakh by Azerbaijan.
“The classes missed from December 14 to 17 will be held between December 26 and 28”, the ministry said.
Since December 12, Azerbaijan has blocked the Lachin Corridor, the only road connecting Nagorno Karabakh with Armenia and the outside world. Azerbaijan has also cut off the gas supply to Artsakh since December 13, but restored it only on December 16.
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