Georgia PM "saddened" by death of Deputy Mayor of Tbilisi
The PM shared his condolences and support to Eloshvili’s family, relatives and colleagues. Photo: Government Administration
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Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Garibashvili said on Saturday he was “deeply saddened” by the death of Ilia Eloshvili earlier in the week, the Deputy Mayor of Tbilisi, the Government Administration announced.
The Government head paid a tribute to the "outstanding public servant" and a "great patriot of the country" in his message, adding Eloshvili's death was a "great loss" for the city and the country.
The PM shared his condolences and support to Eloshvili’s family, relatives and colleagues.
The Deputy Mayor was found dead at his home on Wednesday.
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