Tbilisi Mayor’s Office announces inspection, renovation of all raised pedestrian crossings
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The Tbilisi Mayor’s Office announced today that all raised pedestrian passages in the capital will be checked and renovated as necessary.
The inspection and rennovation is for the safety of our citizens and guests and is of a preventative nature, as the crossings have not been checked for sevreal years," the City Hall stated.
There are 34 metal raised pedestrian passages under the supervision of the Mayor’s Office in Tbilisi. About $15,000 will be spent for the works.
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