"Energo-Pro Georgia" continues to operate in emergency mode in Western Georgia, according to a statement released by the company.
The company reports that additional teams of electricians, both local and those arriving from across Georgia, are working under emergency conditions.
According to the company, the situation is particularly severe in Guria, Kobuleti, Vani, Khoni, Martvili, and Abasha, where some villages are experiencing restricted electricity supply.
"Rehabilitation efforts are hindered by mobility issues, as special equipment cannot access certain locations, forcing electricians to reach damaged areas on foot. There are even places where access is not possible, even by foot. Fallen trees due to heavy snowfall have damaged power lines, and the disaster has also affected other energy infrastructure.
In a short period after the disaster began, we mobilized the necessary equipment and workforce. We are working tirelessly, doing our best to reach every affected area, regardless of the challenges. The work will continue until all damaged energy infrastructure is fully restored and electricity supply is resumed for all subscribers," the company stated.
