Black Sea coastline ready for new summer season - Infrastructure Ministry
To increase the effectiveness of the works on the Black Sea coastline of Guria, additional three tractors and one self-dumping vehicle were purchased, the Ministry added, noting equipping municipalities would facilitate the cleaning of the coastline and create a “comfortable environment” for vacationers. Photo via Georgian Regional Development and Infrastructure Ministry
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The Georgian Regional Development and Infrastructure Ministry on Sunday said the country’s Black Sea coastline was ready for the new summer holiday season of 2023, with municipalities acquiring new special equipment.
The Ministry noted its Solid Waste Management Company had purchased a total of 16 units of special equipment, including two sand screening machines, one irrigation sprinkler, seven tractors and three excavator loaders, as well as three self-dumping vehicles, for Western Georgia’s Zugdidi, Poti and Kobuleti municipalities to ensure intensive cleaning of the coastline.
Photo via Georgian Regional Development and Infrastructure Ministry
The Deputy Infrastructure Minister Mzia Giorgobiani and Giorgi Shukhoshvili, the Director of Solid Waste Management Company, as well as representatives of regional and local authorities, attended the handing over ceremony of the new equipment.
Photo via Georgian Regional Development and Infrastructure Ministry
To increase the effectiveness of the works on the Black Sea coastline of Guria, additional three tractors and one self-dumping vehicle were purchased, the Ministry added, noting equipping municipalities would facilitate the cleaning of the coastline and create a “comfortable environment” for vacationers.