Georgian Railway offers passengers to return tickets due to electric voltage problems amid rough weather
In its statement, the company said it gave passengers the option of returning their tickets before departure due to its inability to ensure their "smooth transportation". Photo via Georgian Railway
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The Georgian Railway offers passengers to return their tickets due to train delays caused by accidental electric voltage problems amid bad weather conditions in western Georgia, the company announced on Thursday.
In its statement, the company said it gave passengers the option of returning their tickets before departure due to its inability to ensure their "smooth transportation".
Heavy snowfall and strong winds have caused disruptions across Georgia with road access restricted and residential locations left without power following successive days of adverse weather conditions.
Over 300 municipal service employees are working round-the-clock to de-ice roads in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi following days of ongoing snowfall and low temperatures, Davit Pachulia, the Director of the cleaning and waste management company Tbilservice Group said on Thursday.
Municipal services are using technical salt to de-ice roads in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi following successive days of snowfall and low temperatures across the country, Davit Pachulia, the Director of the cleaning and waste management company Tbilservice Group said on Wednesday.
Heavy snowfall and strong winds continued to cause disruptions across Georgia on Wednesday, with road access restricted and residential locations left without power following successive days of adverse weather conditions.
The Roads Department of Georgia has imposed restrictions for traffic on sections of roads across the country following overnight snowfall between Sunday and Monday.