Temur Mgebrishvili: By the decision of the Prime Minister and the Minister of Internal Affairs, the search operations will continue until there is even a small chance that the deceased can be found

Of course, there are reasonable deadlines, however, according to the order and decision of the Prime Minister and the Minister of Internal Affairs, the search operations will continue until there is even a small chance that the deceased can be found, or at least some kind of fragment, the Head of the Emergency Situations Management Service, Temur Mgebrishvili told the media. With this, he answered the journalist's question about when the search works in Shovi will be completed.

"In general, of course, there are reasonable timelines based on the analysis that can be done in disaster areas. However, according to the order and decision of the Prime Minister and the Minister of Internal Affairs, the search works will continue until there is even a small chance that the dead person can be found, or even a fragment of the body," said Mghebrishvili.

In addition, Mgebrishvili noted that the largest number of corpses, about 12, were found in the vicinity of the so-called cottages.

According to him, intensive works are currently underway at 10 locations.

As for the manpower, Temur Mghebrishvili explains that at the moment, more than 800 people are involved in the search activities in the disaster zone.