Road and pedestrian bridge rehabilitation works leading to the Vazha-Pshavela House Museum in Chargali, Mtskheta-Mtianeti region, have been completed. The project cost GEL 3.86 million and was financed by the state budget.
According to the Roads Department of Georgia, the works were necessary after a severe mudflow damaged riverbank protection walls, the road, a bus stop and the pedestrian bridge leading to the museum.
The project included construction of a new pedestrian bridge, reinforced concrete riverbank protection walls, road resurfacing, new sidewalks and a bus stop. Metal railings were also installed.
The completed works have restored road and pedestrian access to the museum.
