On November 12, at around 3:05 p.m., a truck struck a 16-year-old pedestrian on a central street in the village of Nor Geghi, Kotayk Province.
Lenor V., 49, was driving a Shacman truck when he hit G. S., a 16-year-old resident of Kotayk Province.
The driver remained at the scene and immediately called emergency services. The boy was taken to hospital, where doctors are fighting to save his life.
Criminal proceedings have been initiated in connection with the incident.
The incident once again draws attention to pedestrian safety on central streets in residential areas. When a minor is injured in a traffic accident, saving their life is the immediate priority, but it is also important to establish all the circumstances of the incident afterward.
The fact that the driver remained at the scene and called an ambulance has also been recorded, but this alone does not explain how the collision occurred. The causes of the accident and the question of responsibility must be established as part of the criminal proceedings. For now, the most important concern is the 16-year-old boy's condition.
