In the highland villages of Mtskheta-Mtianeti, the road cleaning works are still ongoing on full swing. In the many parts of region, central roads connecting villages and internal roads have already been cleared of snow by employees of emergency departments.
It is worth to note that appropriate measures have been taken with help of many organisations. The matters are also being discussed with, management of local schools.
The rain and snowfall have caused traffic disruption, due to this the road connectivity disconnected as well. The authorities with the help of school management trying to ensure continue study.
Gocha Kavtaradze, Deputy State Commissioner of Mtskheta-Mtianeti, visited kindergartens of Dusheti and Tianeti municipalities and discusses various issues. The cleaning works of the motorways were carried out promptly. Traffic is going on smoothly in most of villages and due to this village schools are imparting education without any disruption.
The Mtskheta-Mtianeti ‘ deputy state commissioner while speaking further about the developmental works said that, “Of course, we have active communication with the preschoolers, we are intensely aware of their needs so that we can take appropriate measures in time.”
“Today, on the assignment of the State ombudsman, I was in Dusheti and Tianeti municipalities. We visited N2 kindergartens of Ananuri, Tushuria and Tianeti. It is surprising that we will continue such kind of direct communication and coordinated work in the future as well,” – said Gocha Kavtaradze.
Also, it is noteworthy that despite the heavy rainfall over the past few days, there is no problem with electricity supply in any of the residential areas in the region.
It is worth to note that in many areas of the country the large population is suffering from many hardships. The heavy snowfall brought normal life to halt. Although local authorities of various municipalities are working round the clock to bring life to normal however there are still many parts where many problems exist despite efforts by the local authorities.
