Matchavariani Str. opens in Tbilisi after landslide reduction work
In addition, construction of a new road connecting Marshal Gelovani Avenue to Mukhran Matchavariani street (Lisi Road), which launched in 2018, continues and 'the bulk of the work has already been completed', announces Tbilisi City Hall. Photo: IPN.
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Movement on Matchavariani Street in Tbilisi, which was put on landslide alert after a fissure appeared on nearby slopes in March, will be opened today, announces Tbilisi City Hall, according to which major work to reduce the chance of a landslide has already been completed on site.
In order to make movement on this road safer [we have carried out] reinforcement work. All high-end technologies have been used in the process. It is safe now to move on Matchavariani Street", said Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze.
In addition, construction of a new road connecting Marshal Gelovani Avenue to Mukhran Matchavariani street (Lisi Road), which launched in 2018, continues and 'the bulk of the work has already been completed', announces Tbilisi City Hall.
A new monitoring system will be installed for additional security in the landslide zone on Matchavariani Street and nearby slopes in the Georgian capital city of Tbilisi, announces Tbilisi Deputy Mayor Irakli Bendeliani.
Matchavariani Street and the nearby slopes in Tbilisi have been put on a landslide alert after a fissure appeared on slopes earlier this month. Deputy Mayor of Tbilisi Irakli Bendeliani says that the situation is being monitored and German geoengineers will also help to solve the problem next week.
A residential building under construction will no longer be built on Lortkipanidze Street in the Saburtalo district of the capital city of Tbilisi, where a slope collapsed last night, and a construction company was fined 30,000 GEL (about $9,724/€8,267), announces Deputy Tbilisi Mayor Irakli Bendeliani.
Ninety families, residents of a ten-story building on Lortkipanidze Street in the Saburtalo district of the capital city of Tbilisi, have been evacuated last night after a slope near the house collapsed. Vice Mayor of Tbilisi Irakli Bendeliani said that as a result of the accident, the probable cause of which is construction in the area, no one was injured.