Khashuri, Georgia: Khashuri city and its surrounding villages in Georgia have been hit hard by difficult meteorological conditions, with heavy rainfall and strong wind causing widespread damage and disruption.
Roofs were damaged, electrical transmission lines were out of order, gas supply was delayed in some areas, and trees fell due to strong winds. High water flooded roads, residential yards and industrial plots; water has also reached residential houses in some places.
The situation started in the morning, and rescue operations are ongoing. On the spot are the Mayor of the municipality, Tengiz Chitiashvili, Deputy Mayor Zviad Kurdadze, Head of A(A)IP “Khashurservis” Zurab Nozadze and representatives of all relevant services. They coordinate the efforts to provide relief and assistance to the affected people and restore normalcy as soon as possible.
Restoration of damaged power plants has begun, and the electricity supply to the population will be restored gradually. Works are underway to restore the gas supply, essential for heating and cooking in the cold weather. Until now, the removal of fallen trees, which have blocked roads and damaged properties, is underway.
Technology is mobilized, and work is underway to eliminate problems caused by floods. All possible measures are being taken to prevent further complications, such as landslides, waterborne diseases, and food shortages.
In addition to municipal services, representatives of Energopro Georgia, Sokar Georgia Gas, and Shida Kartli Emergency Management Service uniquely contribute to the work progress. They provide technical and logistical support, essential supplies, and equipment to the rescue teams and affected people.
The local authorities have urged people to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel, as the weather conditions remain unpredictable and dangerous.
They have also asked the people to follow the instructions and guidelines issued by the rescue services and cooperate with them in their efforts. The authorities have assured the people that they are doing everything possible to overcome this crisis and restore normality to the region.
