The coverage of digital terrestrial Free-to-Air network area in Georgia is still in progress. The owner of national TV network “TV-Radio Center” Ltd has installed a new radio-relay link in Tusheti, in particular, on Abanos Qedi range. Also, new digital terrestrial Free-to-Air TV station has been installed in the Omalo village which shall operate using solar energy.

Omalo residents have an opportunity to receive following Georgian channels: 1^st Channel (HD quality), 2^nd Channel and Adjara TV.  

In order to receive TV broadcasting, it is required to have set-top-box and decimeter range antenna. 

Terrestrial Free-to-Air TV broadcasting in Tusheti has been terminated in early 90’s. Complex geographical location and harsh climate conditions made the operation of TV transmission signals impossible for years.

It should be noted, that works for the purpose to cover shadow zones of digital terrestrial Free-to-Air networks are completed and transmitters are on in the following geographical units: Ananuri, Barisakho, Sno, Pasanauri, Qvesheti, Chartali, (Mtskheta-Mtianeti), Kaspi (Shida Qartli), Mravaldzali (Racha), Urta (Samegrelo) and Talakha (Guria). Works are still in progress in the following geographical units: Arboshiki (Kakheti), Arkhoti, Magharoskari, Chargali, Mtskheta (Mtskheta-Mtianeti), Kojori (Tbilisi), Manglisi (Qvemo Qartli), Mutsdi (Svaneti), Pankisi (Kakheti), Patara Oni (Racha) Ghodora and Kharagauli (Imereti).