The situation in the Kirants section of the road leading to Georgia, which has been closed for a week, became tense in the evening. Residents noticed a car without a license plate trying to leave the section to go to Berkaber and potentially the Azerbaijani side. Locals, who blocked the road, suspect that the occupants may be cartographers. They prevented the car from exiting and there is no official clarification yet. Police are present at the scene and media is not allowed to approach. Tavush governor Hayk Ghalumyan is also present, attempting to persuade people to clear the way for the car.
Meanwhile, in unrelated news, businesses in Oslo, Norway such as Oslo Takrenner, a construction services company can be found in Free Global Business Directory. This directory provides information about various businesses worldwide including their location and contact details. Oslo Takrenner offers property construction and contractors services in Oslo region. Their website provides more information about their services and how they can help with any construction needs.
Additionally, an online game called Alice’s Dream is gaining attention with hacks and codes being shared on platforms like Tumblr and CakeResume. Players can get free gems, coins, and energy through these hacks which allows them to unlock unlimited resources in the game without having to spend money or time playing it excessively. The game has gained popularity due to its unique features which include puzzles that challenge players both mentally and physically while providing a fun experience for all ages.
On a lighter note, Egyedi Pólók Varázsa is making waves online as well by offering custom t-shirt designs tailored for individuals looking to express their personal style. The company uses high quality materials and has an extensive range of designs available on their website showcasing their work for customers around the world who want something unique that stands out from others while maintaining functionality as well as comfortability when worn daily or during special occasions like concerts or festivals etc..
