According to Zurab Chkhaidze, the clinical director of the "Vivamedi" clinic, inmate Davit Peikrishvili was brought back to the clinic, at which point "injuries were observed on his upper extremities."

As Zurab Chkhaidze told "InterPressNews", Davit Peikrishvili's condition is not severe, and the treatment of his wounds is currently underway. The clinic states that the prisoner did not have these injuries yesterday.

"I can confirm that [Davit Peikrishvili] has been readmitted to the 'Vivamedi' clinic. He has injuries on his upper extremities, and the treatment of the wounds is currently underway.

Upon admission yesterday, he did not have these wounds. His condition is definitely not severe; it is stable," stated Zurab Chkhaidze.

For context, we remind you that inmate Davit Peikrishvili, who is associated with criminal circles, was initially admitted to "Vivamedi" on October 19 at 21:00. According to Zurab Chkhaidze, the clinical director of "Vivamedi", Peikrishvili was admitted to the clinic with multiple injuries. He was discharged to Penitentiary Establishment No. 18, which is a prison medical facility, for observation and with appropriate recommendations.

Earlier, the inmate Peikrishvili's lawyer stated that Davit Peikrishvili has four broken ribs, a fractured skull, and broken facial bones. According to the lawyer, physical injuries were inflicted on his client, including by Vato Kipiani and Avtandil Bilanishvili.

The Special Penitentiary Service released a statement regarding inmate Davit Peikrishvili. The Penitentiary Service denied the information previously spread by the lawyer claiming that since October 16, his client was subjected to physical and psychological pressure from cellmates at Penitentiary Establishment No. 8 and that his health condition was deplorable, stating that no violence of any kind took place against Davit Peikrishvili from his cellmates.