Bodies of victims of Didi Dighomi gas explosion brought to Kashveti Church

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Bodies of victims of Didi Dighomi gas explosion brought to Kashveti Church

19.01.2019 / 21:24 Bodies of victims of Didi Dighomi gas explosion brought to Kashveti Church

Bodies of the victims of Didi Dighomi gas explosion have been brought to Kashveti Church. There are three members of one family – Natia Tsitsvadze, her child and her sister Nino Tsitsvadze.

Four people, including a minir, were killed and eight others were injured in the gas leak explosion in Didi Dighomi district of Tbilisi on January 16.

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