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Health | 16.02.07 | 16:00

Birth Rite: In-home deliveries sharply decline, but sometimes . . .

By Vahan Ishkhanyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
A taxi driver carrying journalists to the village of Nigavan asks a relevant question:

“Isn’t there any other road?”

No. And on this February morning, the car must stop on the main road, blocked by snow, a 50 minute walk ahead for the passengers.

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