Man rescued from residential building rubble in Batumi discharged from hospital
Zviad Tavdgiridze is one of the three individuals rescued from the rubble in Batumi following a residential building collapse on October 8. Photo: Interior Ministry
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Zviad Tavdgiridze, 37, one of the survivors of the residential building collapse in Batumi on October 8, has been discharged from hospital.
Tavdgiridze was rescued from the rubble of the collapsed residential building, was delivered at the Medcentre hospital in Batumi on October 8.
Since then he has been going under the medical treatment slowly regaining his consciousness. However, he feels stable now and does not need any medical care.
A total of three people have bene rescued during from the rubble in Batumi earlier this month. Photo: Interior Ministry
Nine people including three minors have died after a large section of the residential building collapsed in Batumi on October 8.
Three individuals have been detained for the illegal construction works in the building leading to its eventual collapse.
A total of 426 firefighters were involved in the 29-hour rescue operation in Batumi to find the individuals affected by the residential building collapse.
Ten rescuers and fire-fighters have been awarded for their bravery during the tragic collapse of a residential building in the Georgian Black Sea town of Batumi on October 8 which killed nine.
A man, who was rescued from the rubble of a collapsed residential building in Batumi, has regained consciousness, doctors say. Zviad Tavdgiridze, 37, who is one of the survivors of the tragic incident remains in serious, but stable condition. However, he has started regaining his consciousness after he was removed from the artificial ventilation.
Flags on all government buildings in Georgia will be flying at half mast on Monday for the victims of a residential building collapse in the Black Sea town of Batumi, Georgia. Sending his condolences to the families of those who have died in Batumi, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili has declared October 11 a day of mourning.
A ninth body has been recovered from the rubble of a residential building in the Black Sea town of Batumi, Interior Minister Vakhatang Gomelauri has announced. He assumes there is no one else left in the rubble so that the rescue operation will come to an end.
One year has passed since the residential building collapsed in Georgia’s Black Sea city of Batumi on October 8 causing the death of nine.