7 new cases confirmed, 25 recover from coronavirus in Georgia
Georgia has confirmed a total of 1469 cases of coronavirus since February, including 1221 recoveries and 19 deaths. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge
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Seven more people have tested positive for COVID-19 in Georgia increasing the total number of confirmed cases to 1469.
Three out of the seven people had contact with infected individuals, two cases are ‘imported’ while the source of infection of two others is yet unknown.
With the recent 25 recoveries the number of recovered individuals now stands at 1221.
Medical Director of Tbilisi Infectious Disease Hospital Marina Ezugbaia said that three out of the seven people had contact with infected individuals, two cases are ‘imported’ while the source of infection of two others is yet unknown.
Students who study in European countries and are currently in Georgia will be able to depart to Budapest by special charter flight on September 8.
'Remotely from Georgia', a new state programme that allows foreign citizens to travel to and work remotely from Georgia, has started today. Foreigners from 95 countries will be allowed to apply for the programme if they intend to stay in Georgia for at least 180 days.
A 52-year-old man has died of coronavirus in the village of Labra in Georgia’s Russia-occupied Abkhazia region. This is the fourth person who has died of the virus in the region.
Georgian Parliament Speaker Archil Talakvadze’s bodyguard has tested positive for COVID-19, the parliament’s press office reported today. Although Speaker Talakvadze and his family members tested negative, they have gone into self-isolation.
Georgia has reported 18 new cases of the coronavirus earlier today, bringing the total number of cases to 1,487. As of today, 19 more patients have recovered, reaching the total number of recovered people to 1,240.
Georgia has reported 23 new cases of the coronavirus earlier today and 13 recoveries. Medical Director of Tbilisi Infectious Disease Hospital Marina Ezugbaia said that 14 new patients contracted the virus from contact from infected individuals, eight cases were ‘imported’ of which five are truck drivers and the source of infections has not been identified in the remaining one case.
Georgia has reported 38 new cases of the coronavirus earlier today, which is a record high number since April 16 when 42 cases of coronavirus were detected. 22 new patients contracted the virus from the cluster of confectionery Dona in Georgia's Black Sea resort town of Batumi, seven cases from contact from infected individuals, four cases were ‘imported’ of which two are truck drivers and the source of infections has not been identified in the remaining five cases.