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Aeroflot has canceled two flights to Sochi today – SU1130/1131 and SU1126/1127 – due to bad weather conditions at Adler Airport of Sochi. An additional flight SU1770/1771 was organized with departures at 9.30pm and 1.30pm. …
The airport and a train station in Sochi have been opened again after the flood. The villages of Mirny, Kudepsta, Lazurny, 44 streets, 200 houses and 250 residential territories have been flooded, TASS reports. About 1,500 …
Gas supply in almost all parts of Tbilisi has been restored, according to Kaztransgaz-Tbilisi, Interfax reports. Mudslides in Tbilisi broke a 100-meter section of a 500-mm gas pipeline in the valley of River Vere, a 200-mm line …
Water and gas supply in Akhaldab, Tbilisi outskirts, broken by mudslides caused by heavy rain will be restored tomorrow. The power outage resulting from broken power lines was compensated by generators, Sputnik-Georgia quotes Lashi Abashidze, …
An African student made a bet with Tbilisi police officers that he will tame a tiger that escaped. One worker has already been injured by the tiger. The student said he needed only three minutes to put the tiger to sleep, Georgia Online …
An earthquake with a magnitude of 4 points was registered in the Caspian Sea 33km from Makhachkala at a depth of 4.50pm today, Interfax reports. …
Tbilisi continues evacuating residents from the zoo area and the River Vere. More rain will soon start in 40 minutes, according to Avtandil Sutadze, the head of the Service for Provision of Urban Amenities. Hail has been seen on Tbilisi's outskirts. Recovery and rescue operations have been postponed until morning
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said that Tbilisi Zoo will be replaced by a recreation park. The zoo will be moved to an area near a water reservoir, according to Tbilisi Mayor Davit Narmania. Bidzina Ivanishvili, Georgian
According to the latest information, 15 people have died in the largest flood of Tbilisi in the last 55 years. As of the second half of June 15, bodies of two more men were found, TASS reports. …
