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Kvafeniliani Tbilisi

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Adre, where narrow streets are flooded with sewage, block streets with cobblestones. The city is choking and suffocating from transport and noise. And the transport system is overwhelmed and requires not only the expansion of sidewalks with cobblestones... Georgian expert Gela Kvashiladze says that cobblestones should only be used in historic neighborhoods. The rest of the streets must be repaved with asphalt. The mayor of Tbilisi, Zurab Bakradz…

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Kvafeniliani Tbilisi

Adre, where narrow streets are flooded with sewage, block streets with cobblestones. The city is choking and suffocating from transport and noise. And the transport system is overwhelmed and requires not only the expansion of sidewalks with cobblestones... Georgian expert Gela Kvashiladze says that cobblestones should only be used in historic neighborhoods. The rest of the streets must be repaved with asphalt. The mayor of Tbilisi, Zurab Bakradz…

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