Batumi's City Court to work remotely as two lawyers tested positive for Covid-19
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Batumi's City Court starts working remotely after two lawyers have tested positive for Covid-19.
Two lawyers were confirmed positive for the coronavirus, so we will work remotely…Lawyers and prosecutors will attend the hearings remotely,” says the Batumi’s City Court.
All the employees of the court will be tested for the coronavirus.
Georgia has reported 179 new cases of the coronavirus earlier today, marking a slight decrease in the number compared to yesterday’s 196 new infections.
Georgia has had 2,937 cases of the coronavirus since February 26, 2020.
1,422 of the 2,937 patients have recovered, while 19 others have died.
As of today 1,496 individuals remain infected with COVID-19 in the country.
Batumi’s Evex clinic has closed temporarily as three medical workers have tested positive for the coronavirus.
Georgia has reported 179 new cases of the coronavirus earlier today, marking a slight decrease in the number compared to yesterday’s 196 new infections. Georgia has had 2,937 cases of the coronavirus since February 26, 2020. 1,422 of the 2,937 patients have recovered, while 19 others have died.As of today 1,496 individuals remain infected with COVID-19 in the country.
People entering and leaving Batumi will undergo thermal screening – if a high temperature is detected, individuals will be tested for coronavirus, said Natia Mezvrishvili, the head of the government administration earlier today.
Georgia’s Black Sea region of Adjara has increased testing in the region following several infections in a night club in Kobuleti on August 15.
An employee of Tbilisi City Hall’s municipal inspection has tested positive for coronavirus. Press office of the City Hall reported earlier today that the infected individual has been absent at work for over a week now.