Coronavirus threat: Armenia introduced electronic forms to enter the street

In Armenia, before leaving the house during the state of emergency, special electronic forms were introduced, which must be filled out on a special website. This was announced on March 28 on the page on the social network Facebook by the commandant of the state of emergency of the republic, Deputy Prime Minister Tigran Avinyan. According to him, instead of filling in paper forms, citizens are given the opportunity to fill out the form in an electronic version on a special website. From these electronic forms, the police will have operational information at their disposal, which they can use during the inspection of citizens on the street. In addition, Avinyan noted that police officers in order to avoid direct contacts and to prevent coronavirus infection, were instructed not to take citizens "documents into their hands during the inspection, and the police will ask citizens to submit documents so that the data can be checked from the hands of the owners. Read also: Armenian authorities declared state of emergency As previously reported by the news agency, Armenia has introduced a state of emergency on March 16, which will last until April 14. In addition, from 25 to 31 March, the Republic imposed restrictions on the movement of citizens. It is permitted to leave the house in case of extreme necessity and it is necessary to have an identity document and a completed questionnaire.