Gov’t gifts flat to a killed special unit serviceman’s family
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The Government of Georgia has handed a fully furnished apartment to the killed Georgian special unit serviceman Ivane Goloshvili’s family.
Goloshvili was killed on November 22 during a large-scale anti-terrorist raid in capital Tbilisi, which left three suspects killed and four special unit servicemen wounded.
Head of Georgia’s State Security Service Vakhtang Gomelauri personally hosted the family in the new apartment, who had no private accommodation previously.
The apartment was purchased by the fund Kartu.
Gomeleuri with the family of the killed law enforcer. Photo by the State Security Service press office.
The government also allocated a one-time compensation of 100,000 GEL (about $40,000) to the family.
The family will also receive monthly 1,000GEL ($393).
Goloshvili left behind a wife and two children.
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