Greenservice Plus director: The works in Vake Park were carried out in compliance with all norms, all the documents are there - I don't want to say it, but it looks like a premeditated action

I don't want to say it, but it looks like a premeditated action, Lasha Furtsvanidze, the director of Greenservice Plus, stated after interrogation, talking about the probable cause of the tragic accident in Vake Park.

According to Lasha Furtsvanidze, the fountain worked in testing mode for two months and no violations were found.

"I can't say anything else, the investigation will determine. Our employees worked the other day, they worked in the pool for 3 hours, they were checking and fixing in the switched-on pool, and I will tell you more - the dog jumped in three times, there is also footage of this and nothing happened... We had it in testing mode for two months, we were working on it, and we did not find any violations there... There are many coincidences and it doesn't happen like that," said Lasha Furtsvanidze.

According to Lasha Furtsvanidze, the works were carried out in compliance with all norms and all relevant documents are already in the police.

"We are responsible for the work we have done. The works were carried out in compliance with all norms, all the documents are there, the police have already seen it, and the investigation will determine it later. The equipment that arrived in Georgia had been checked beforehand, there are test reports and it is also in the police," said Lasha Furtsvanidze.

Three children were electrocuted when they were trying to retrieve the ball that fell in the fountain in Vake ​​Park. The children were taken to the clinic by an ambulance. The condition of one of the children, a 13-year-old girl, was serious from the beginning and she died in the Khechinashvili clinic. One child is still in Iashvili clinic, and another is placed in New Hospitals clinic.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs launched an investigation under Article 240 prima of the Criminal Code, which refers to the violation of safety rules, which resulted in less serious or serious injury to health. According to the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, in the course of ongoing investigative proceedings, the case was re-qualified under Article 240 (1) I and II parts of the Criminal Code of Georgia, which implies the breach of safety regulations at electric facilities that resulted in death. The committed crime envisions from 4 to 7 years of imprisonment.