Death toll in landslide-hit Shovi rises to 13

Rescuers discovered one more dead body in the disaster-struck Shovi resort of the Racha region, the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) confirmed.

The death toll in the landslide-hit Shovi resort rose to thirteen on August 5. Twenty-five people remain missing, while 210 were safely moved from the disaster zone.

A deadly landslide struck the resort on August 3.

Death toll in landslide-hit Shovi rises to 13

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