Kolagi Population Has Not Been Supplied with Electricity for 10 Days Already
07.04.2011
Gurjaani district village Kolagi has not been supplied with electricity for 10 days already. The local residents reported the Kakheti News Center that Kakheti Energy Distribution Company imposed bills from 50 to 220 GEL on each subscriber; unless they pay the bill, the village will not have electricity.
The representatives of the Gurjaani office of the Kakheti Energy Distribution Company said the population of Kolagi village does not pay electricity bills and they will not be supplied with electricity before they pay their bills.
Kolagi residents said they intend to hold protest rallies. However, police officers threatened them with detaining rally organizers. The Gurjaani district police do not comment on the information.
It is noteworthy that on November 27, 2010 about 100 residents of Vazisubani village in Gurjaani district held protest rally against Kakheti Electricity Distribution Company; they requested them to restore electricity supply for their village but the police arbitrarily detained their three participants. The court sentenced them to administrative imprisonment.
Kakheti News Center
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