here's the bbc caucasus correspondent rayhan demytrie.ing covid—19 patients. "how many beds are vacant?" he asks. the chief doctor says, "it's tough. there are just three." this video allegedly of a wedding party hosted by the country's top army general gave many armenians the impression that the government has not been taking the crisis seriously. the following day, the prime minister sacked the general and other senior figures. chanting. but that hasn't satisfied armenia's political opposition. it has been calling for the entire government to resign over its handling of the pandemic. armenia's infection rate per million of population is one of the highest in the world. what the government's policy towards fighting covid—19 could be called is a disaster. they have failed completely and that is why armenia has found itself along with a couple of other countries in the world with the worst figures and the worst statistics and the worst dynamics. armenia reopened businesses back in april, as the number nikol pashinyan owes his leadership to

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the bbc‘s caucasus correspondent rayhan demytrie has been monitoring the situation from neighbouringline clinic treating covid—19 patients. how many beds are vacant? he asks, the chief doctor says there are just three. this video, allegedly of a wedding party hosted by the country ‘s top army general gave many armenians the impression that the government has not been taking the crisis seriously. the following day, the prime minister sacked the general and other senior figures. but that has not satisfied armenia ‘s political opposition. it has been calling for the entire government to resign over its handling of the pandemic. a meanies infection rate per million of population is one of the highest in the world. what the government 's policy towards fighting covid—19 is a disaster. this is why armenia has found, u nfortu nately, why armenia has found, unfortunately, has found itself with other countries in the world with other figures, as there were statistics and with dynamic. armenia opened businesses back in april as the number of new infections continue to rise. that month, the eco

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armenia has become the worst hit country with coronavirus in the south caucasus region.her lockdown. rayhan demytrie has been monitoring the situation from neighbouring georgia. armenia's hospitals are under pressure. this is the country's prime minister nikol pashinyan visiting a front line clinic treating covid—19 patients. the general and other senior figures. chanting. but that hasn't satisfied armenia's political opposition. it has been calling for the entire government to resign over its handling of the pandemic. armenia's infection rate per million of population is one of the highest in the world. what the government's policy towards fighting covid—19 could be called is a disaster. they have failed completely and that is why armenia has found itself along with a couple of other countries in the world with the worst figures and the worst statistics and the worst dynamics. armenia reopened businesses back in april, as the number of new infections continued to rise. that month, the economy shrank by 17% and the government says it simply cannot afford another lockdown