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Eurowings to launch direct Tbilisi–Cologne flights starting July 2

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German airline Eurowings will begin operating direct flights between Tbilisi International Airport and Cologne starting July 2, the United Airports of Georgia announced.

The flights will be operated twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, using Airbus A320 aircraft.

“The German airline Eurowings will launch direct flights on the Cologne–Tbilisi–Cologne route starting July 2. The flights will be operated twice weekly, on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Cologne is a completely new destination for Tbilisi International Airport and will contribute to the growth of tourism, as well as the expansion of business contacts with Germany,” the statement said.

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image 12 of 29 neutered animals to return to Zugdidi today; remaining 17 expected this evening or tomorrow morning - Deputy Agriculture Minister

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“Last year, a law was enacted concerning domestic animals, which addressed several issues, including the removal and reintroduction of stray animals to specific locations. The law also notes that in certain areas, such as kindergartens, schools, and medical institutions, keeping animals is restricted,” explained Deputy Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture Lasha Avaliani regarding the stray dog overpopulation management programme.

As the Deputy Minister highlighted, the regulations specify that, beyond fencing, certain territories, due to food safety requirements, also include an agricultural market where keeping dogs is prohibited.

“The decree stipulates that dogs should not be returned to such areas. As of today, 12 of the remaining 29 animals that have been sterilised and castrated will be returned to the territory. The remaining 17 are expected to be reintroduced following their rehabilitation period, likely later this evening or tomorrow morning,” Lasha Avaliani explained.

According to the Deputy Minister, the dogs will be returned to Zugdidi proper, not to uninhabited areas.

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