Coronavirus: 7 employees of Nikora, Zgapari supermarkets infected in Tbilisi
Georgia has confirmed a total of 38 new cases of COVID-19 over the last 24 hours, which is a record high number since April. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge
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Two employees of Nikora supermarket at Vazha-Pshavela Avenue close to Medical University metro station as well as five employees of Zgapari supermarket at Rustavi Highway have been infected with COVID-19 in Georgia.
All of the infected individuals and those in direct contact with them have been placed in quarantine and self-isolation. However, both supermarkets remain open for customers now.
Meanwhile, today Dreamland Oasis Chakvi hotel in Adjara region has been placed on temporary lockdown as a doctor attending a conference along with 400 other doctors has tested positive for coronavirus.
Georgia has confirmed 38 new cases of the coronavirus earlier today, which is a record high number since April 16 when 42 cases of coronavirus were reported.
Dreamland Oasis Chakvi hotel in Adjara region will be placed on temporary lockdown as a doctor attending a conference along with 400 other doctors has tested positive for coronavirus.
The Georgian government’s key goal today is to manage the coronavirus pandemic with minimal risks as a new academic year is around the corner which will further increase mobility, especially in big cities, Georgian PM Gakharia said earlier today.
The state has already subsidised about 90 million GEL worth of mortgages since the introduction of the programme back in late May, President of the Banking Association of Georgia Alexandre Dzneladze has announced.
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.
Georgia has reported 20 new cases of the coronavirus earlier today. Medical Director of Tbilisi Infectious Disease Hospital Marina Ezugbaia said that eight new patients contracted the virus from contact from infected individuals, one is a medical worker, seven cases are ‘imported’ of which four are truck drivers and the source of infections has not been identified in the remaining four cases.
Georgia has reported 28 new cases of the coronavirus earlier today. 12 new patients contracted the virus from the cluster of candy shop Dona in Georgia's Black Sea resort town of Batumi, three from contact from infected individuals, three are medical workers from Aversi clinic in Rustavi, two cases are ‘imported’ of which one is a truck driver, four patients have travelled in Adjara region and the source of infections has not been identified in the remaining four cases.
Georgia has confirmed 25 new cases of COVID-19, increasing the number of total confirmed cases to 1625 over the last 24 hours. Marina Endeladze, representative of Tbilisi Hospital of Infections Diseases said nine new patients contracted the virus from the candy shop Dona cluster in Georgia's Black Sea town of Batumi.
Adjara TV, a Batumi-based regional public television channel, has temporarily suspended it broadcast as one of its employees has tested positive for coronavirus today. All of the 340 employees of Adjara TV and radio broadcaster will be tested to avoid the further spread of the virus.
Georgia has confirmed 29 new coronavirus cases and eight recoveries over the last 24 hours. As of now a total of 1650 cases have been confirmed in the country since late February, while the number of recoveries stands at 1310.
A total of four night clubs located in Batumi - Soho, Sector 26, Conte bar and UP2U - have been closed down and fined for violating coronavirus-related safety norms. Only Iveria Beach club has satisfied the coronavirus-related requirements of safety.
A total of 158 new coronavirus cases have been confirmed over the last 24 hours in Georgia. However, the medical director of Tbilisi Infectious Disease Hospital Marina Ezugbaia told journalists today that this number is not a reason to panic.