Traffic to Armenia Restored in Georgia

Traffic for all types of vehicles leading to the Armenian border has been restored in Georgia. This was reported by the Georgian Department of Highways, as conveyed by Sputnik.

Due to snowfall and poor visibility on the morning of March 28, traffic was prohibited for all types of vehicles on the domestic significance Turns of the Tsalka-Ninotsminda highway, specifically from kilometers 94 to 110 (Paravani Pass). Additionally, traffic was restricted for heavy-duty trucks and vehicles with more than 22 seats on the stretch of the same highway from kilometers 110 to 147.