Tbilisi Central Station shopping centre closes until Monday
The shopping centre will resume working starting October 12, at 9 am. Photo: netgazeti.ge.
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Tbilisi Central Station shopping centre has closed to be sanitised as there were coronavirus cases reported at the gold market located in the shopping centre.
The shopping centre will resume working starting October 12, at 9 am.
As for the railway station and cash desks in Tbilisi Central, they continue to work as usual.
The gold market at Tbilisi Central Station shopping centre was closed for two weeks on October 6, as five employees tested positive for Covid-19.
Georgia has reported 527 new cases of coronavirus earlier today, 313 recoveries and six deaths in the past 24 hours. The majority of the cases were recorded in the Adjara region of Georgia and in the capital Tbilisi. Georgia has had 10,752 cases of the coronavirus since February 26, 2020.5,866 of the 10,752 patients have recovered, while 72 others have died. As of today 4,814 individuals remain infected with Covid-19 in the country.66 of the 4,814 patients are in critical condition.
Germany has declared Georgia, Jordan, Romania and Tunisia as coronavirus risk regions, meaning that the individuals entering from these countries will have to enter quarantine pending a negative coronavirus test, Reuters reports.
The government of Georgia has decided to support healthcare workers assisting in the fight against coronavirus by increasing their salaries by 50 per cent, announces Georgian Health Minister Ekaterine Tikaradze.
The gold market at Tbilisi Central Station shopping centre has closed for two weeks as five employees have tested positive for Covid-19.
Georgia has reported 519 new coronavirus cases, 253 recoveries and six deaths over the last 24 hours. The total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the country has now increased to11,271 including 6,119 recoveries and 78 deaths.
Marina Endeladze, head of the isolation department of Tbilisi Hospital of Infections Diseases, stated today that out of the 523 new cases of coronavirus confirmed over the last 24 hours, 194 cases were reported in Tbilisi. She also added that ‘fortunately’ the number of new cases is decreasing in Adjara region.
The majority of the cases were recorded in the country’s coastal Adjara region and in the capital Tbilisi. 179 of 183 kindergartens in Tbilisi which have been closed due to the coronavirus since March 2020 have reopened earlier today. The personnel in the remaining four kindergartens or their relatives have tested positive for the coronavirus that is why the kindergartens remain closed. Georgia has had 12,272 cases of the coronavirus since February 26, 2020. Since then 6,538 patients have recovered, while 91 others have died. As of today 5,643 individuals remain infected with Covid-19 in Georgia.