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Georgian Railway cancels trains during heavy snowfall

by Mariam Razmadze
February 26, 2025
in News, Social & Society
Reading Time: 1 min read
Georgian Railway cancels trains during heavy snowfall

Photo: railway.ge.

Georgian Railway has reported that due to severe weather conditions, multiple train routes will be canceled on February 26, 27, and 28. The decision comes as heavy snowfall continues to disrupt transportation across the country.

As the company disclosed, affected routes include major connections between Tbilisi, Batumi, Zugdidi, Poti, Borjomi, Ozurgeti, and Kutaisi. Trains will resume operation once weather conditions improve.

Cancelled Routes:

February 26:

  • Tbilisi-Batumi (#804)
  • Batumi-Tbilisi (#801)
  • Zugdidi-Tbilisi (#869)
  • Tbilisi-Poti (#874)
  • Borjomi-Tbilisi (#617)
  • Tbilisi-Borjomi (#686)

February 27-28:

  • Tbilisi-Ozurgeti (#854)
  • Ozurgeti-Tbilisi (#853)
  • Kutaisi-Rioni (#6355/6356, #6353/6354)
  • Kutaisi-Batumi (#682/681, #684/683)
  • Batumi-Ozurgeti (#613/614)
  • Tbilisi-Borjomi (#618/617, #685)

Passengers who had booked tickets for the canceled services will receive full refunds. Georgian Railway assures that efforts are underway to restore service as soon as conditions allow.

 

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