Transparency International Georgia gifts special equipment to Abkhazia to fight coronavirus
The gift included 1,080 units of virus protection equipment including hand sanitisers, medical masks, gloves, coats, suits, remote thermometers. Photo: Transparency International Georgia.
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Transparency International Georgia has sent 1,080 units of virus protection equipment including hand sanitisers, medical masks, gloves, coats, suits, remote thermometers to several medical facilities in Gali in Georgia's Russian-occupied region of Abkhazia.
Transparency International Georgia shared this news via its official Twitter account:
We provided 1,080 units of virus protection equipment including hand sanitizers, medical masks, gloves, coats, and suits, as well as remote thermometers to several medical facilities in occupied Gali, #Abkhazia. #TogetherWeCan ✊#StopOccupation#COVID19 pic.twitter.com/FkCzxYKdSY
— Transparency Int'l GE (@Transparency_GE) April 21, 2020
We hope that the people of Georgia, including our citizens living in the occupied territories, will be able to successfully defeat the Coronavirus pandemic”, read the Facebook post of Transparency International – Georgia.
Meanwhile, the state of emergency that was to be in force until April 20 has been extended until May 1 in Abkhazia and the ban on the entry into Gagra and Gali districts has been lifted, but schools, kindergartens, higher education institutions and public catering facilities are still closed. No tourist facilities and hotels have been opened so far.
Entrance to Abkhazia, both from Russia and Georgia, will continue to be closed.
Lolua said the situation in the so-called “republic” is under control and no new cases of coronavirus have been reported.
Abkhazia has reported only three cases of COVID-19 since the outbreak.