36 infrastructural projects worth 51 mln GEL planned for Lanchkhuti, Georgia
The infrastructural projects will be implemented in 2019 in Lanchkhuti. Photo: Lanchkhuti City Hall.
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Lanchkhuti, a western Georgian town in Guria region, will welcome 36 infrastructural projects, worth 51 million GEL in 2019, announces the Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development.
Two water supply projects will be implemented in the municipality, new schools will be built in the villages of Chochkhata and Lesa, existing schools will be renovated, new kindergartens will be built in the villages of Tabaneti, Khajalia and Atsana, serving 400 children.
Road infrastructure is also planned to be developed: nine projects will be implemented to improve road infrastructure and about 45 million GEL will be spent on it in the municipality.
New clinics will be set up in 15 villages of the municipality, announces the ministry.
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