The Georgian Water and Power (GWP) company has successfully restored the damaged sections of the main water supply pipeline near the village of Tsitsamuri. After days of intensive work, the pipeline is now being flushed, and the network will soon be filled with laboratory-tested, high-quality drinking water.
The central main water supply pipeline near Tsitsamuri suffered damage, leaving residents without water. However, the GWP technical teams worked tirelessly to repair the pipeline, ensuring a gradual restoration of water supply to users starting from June 24.
Complex Restoration Process
Filling the central main pipeline with drinking water is a challenging process due to the high pressure load within the pipeline. The restoration involved meticulous observation of the entire pipeline perimeter and related networks. Technical teams assessed the stability of the restored pipeline against water pressure load, ensuring its resilience.
Ongoing Restoration Efforts
The restoration works began on June 17 and continued around the clock. Despite the complexity, the GWP team remained committed to providing reliable water supply to the affected area.
As the water supply gradually returns to normal, the GWP’s efforts demonstrate their dedication to ensuring essential services for communities across Georgia.
