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Coronavirus infiltrates Kutaisi nursing home with close to 100 residents

Nursing homes are among target groups which are tested on a regular basis. Photo: shutterstock.

Agenda.ge, 05 Nov 2020 - 16:52, Tbilisi,Georgia

Coronavirus has spread to a nursing home of the west Georgian city of Kutaisi in the Imereti region.

Three residents and ten employees of Kutaisi nursing home have tested positive for the coronavirus, after which they were brought to Sachkhere Medical Center.

In total 98 people live in the nursing home.

A quarantine has been declared in the building. Meanwhile some residents are waiting for the results of coronavirus tests.

The administration of the institution thinks that the virus spread from an employee who had no symptoms but was infected with the virus.

Nursing homes are among target groups which are tested on a regular basis.

Georgia has reported 2,401 new cases of coronavirus today, out of which 368 were reported in the Imereti region.

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