In January 2006, Georgia suffered an electricity crisis as it had used up its gas reserves so electricity blackouts became widespread. Bad weather damaged power lines and explosions on the main pipeline from Russia hit gas supplies. Schools shut and power was restricted to hospitals, bakeries and water pumping stations. At the end of February 2006, the situation has been more or less re-established to normality, but the electricity supply has been tough on the Georgians. Thomas Dworzak was in Tbilisi shooting how the capital is enjoying light again.