Gas Cut in Tbilisi's Dighomi on 15 October: 14,000 Customers Without Supply from 09:00 to 17:00

About 14,000 customers in Tbilisi's Dighomi district will have no gas on Thursday, 15 October, from 09:00 to 17:00. Tbilisi Energy is shutting off supply for rehabilitation works on a square in the area. The company's notice was published by Interpressnews and Metronome.

Which addresses lose gas

The list covers residential blocks in all six quarters of the Dighomi massif and several nearby streets:

• Quarter I: buildings 1a to 3b and 6 to 14a
• Quarter II: buildings 1 to 17 including lettered blocks, and 19
• Quarter III: buildings 1 to 20 including lettered blocks, and 26 to 39
• Quarter IV: buildings 1 to 26 including lettered blocks
• Quarter V: buildings 1 to 25 including lettered blocks and the block next to building 17
• Quarter VI: buildings 1 to 23 except 17, including lettered blocks and the block next to building 16
• Robakidze Street: building 7 with all its blocks and building 31
• Akhmeteli Street: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14
• Akaki Bakradze Street and Marshal Gelovani Avenue: Bakradze 15 and 16, Gelovani 1 and 53
• Evgeni Mikeladze Street: 9a and 11, plus residential buildings near the market and the car park

Shops, offices and other businesses on Robakidze, Mikeladze and Akaki Beliashvili streets are also affected, among them School No. 140. The company's list ends with the words "and others", so if your building is nearby but not listed, check with the hotline.

When gas returns

Reconnection starts on 15 October at 17:00. Tbilisi Energy expects all customers to have gas again by 22:00 the same day.

What to do

Close all gas taps before 09:00 and keep them closed until the supply is back. If you smell gas, call the Tbilisi Energy hotline +995 32 2404004 or the emergency service 114.

Homes with gas boilers for heating in Georgia will have no heating or hot water during the day. If you are renting an apartment in Georgia in Dighomi and do not know your quarter and building number, check the address in your lease or ask the landlord.

Tbilisi Energy supplies gas to homes in the capital and bills it as part of utility bills in Georgia.