The Tbilisi Metro and Georgian Railways have resumed operations after a temporary suspension caused by a large-scale power outage earlier this morning, Report‘s Georgia bureau informs.
It was noted that both services have returned to normal schedules, fully restoring passenger service.
Earlier, on July 24, electricity supply in parts of Tbilisi and several regions was briefly halted to eliminate the consequences of an accident. As a result, the metro’s operations were temporarily stopped, and train movements on Georgian Railways were delayed.
The accident occurred around 01:00 a.m. (GMT+4) on July 24, when a failure in Georgia’s energy system caused widespread disruptions in electricity and telecommunications networks across Tbilisi and most regions of the country.