Notary services resume work in Tbilisi, 3 other towns
Notary services will be available in Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Batumi and Zugdidi. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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Notary services which have been temporarily suspended due to the coronavirus, have become available in Tbilisi at three locations and in the towns of Zugdidi, Kutaisi and Batumi, Georgian Justice Minister Tea Tsulukiani stated today.
The national archive will also provide remote services starting tomorrow, while the civic and public registry agencies will resume their electronic services starting Wednesday.
Notary service in Tbilisi will be available at Uznadze #2, in the building of the national archive and in the Justice House.
Tsulukiani said that if notary bureaus adhere to all recommendations of the Georgian Health Ministry, they will be able to resume work.
The number of cases of coronavirus has reached 188 in Georgia as of the morning of April 6.
36 of the 188 have recovered, while two elderly women, with several underlying health issues have died.
148 people inside the country remain infected with the virus (two of the 188 were foreign citizens who left Georgia last month).
Police have fined a total of 125 individuals for violating the state of emergency rules in Georgia during the last 24 hours. The Georgian Interior Ministry calls on the population to follow the rules of the state of emergency.
Two minor patients have recovered from COVID-19 in Georgia increasing the total number of recovered individuals in the country to 18. 70 infected individuals out of the total 90 remain at various hospitals throughout the country.
Head of the Georgian National Centre for Disease Control Amiran Gamkrelidze said today that two sources of COVID-19 transmission out of the 85 confirmed cases could not be identified. Calling on everyone to stay home, he said “social distancing is the most powerful weapon" against the coronavirus.
The number of cases of coronavirus has reached 188 in Georgia as of the morning of April 6.36 of the 188 have recovered, while two elderly women, with several underlying health issues have died.148 people inside the country remain infected with the virus (two of the 188 were foreign citizens who left Georgia last month). 5,056 are under quarantine and 386 others are in hospitals.