14 people transferred to quarantine for violating self-isolation rules in Georgia
Individuals who violate self-isolation and go to the Public Service Hall to receive service will not be served; instead they will be placed under quarantine by law enforcers, announced the Public Service Hall earlier today. Photo: IPN.
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Fourteen individuals from Tbilisi and the Imereti, Samegrelo, Kvemo Kartli, Samtskhe-Javakheti and Adjara regions of Georgia have been placed under quarantine within the last 24 hours for violating self-isolation rules to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus.
At this moment 141 persons have been placed under quarantine in total for violating the rules of self-isolation, says the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
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Individuals who violate self-isolation and go to the Public Service Hall to receive service will not be served; instead they will be placed under quarantine by law enforcers, announced the Public Service Hall earlier today.
The Public Service Hall urges self-isolated persons to contact the Public Service Hall employees who work remotely in case of emergency situations and says that these employees will try to help them receive the service.
Since February 26, 2020 Georgia has had 43 confirmed cases of the virus. However, one has recovered and was discharged.
As of now 1,575 are under quarantine in Georgia, with 275 others in hospitals.
Georgia has reported three new cases of COVID-19 virus earlier today, with the total number of infected individuals standing at 42. Since February 26, 2020 Georgia has had 43 confirmed cases of the virus. However, one has recovered and was discharged. As of now 1,575 are under quarantine in Georgia, with 275 others in hospitals.
Thirteen individuals in Shida Kartli, Kvemo Kartli, Guria, Adjara and Mtskheta-Mtianeti regions of Georgia have been placed under quarantine for violating self-isolation rules to prevent the further spread of coronavirus, announces the Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Additional nine individuals have been placed under quarantine for the violation of self-isolation rules to prevent the further spread of Covid-19 virus, the Georgian Interior Ministry reported earlier today. The violations were discovered through the joint monitoring of Georgia’s National Disease Control Centre and the patrol police.
Georgia’s Minister of Health, Ekaterine Tikaradze has stated today that all citizens entering the country will be placed under mandatory quarantine starting from today to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus. New quarantine zones will be arranged at the Sarpi, Larsi and Red Bridje customs checkpoints.
Georgian Health Minister Ekaterine Tikaradze says that if one has suspicious symptoms of the COVID-19 virus, they should use the hot line number 1505, which works around the clock.
Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia has announced today that all malls will temporarily close in the country to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Only groceries, pharmacies, gas stations, post offices and banks will remain open.
The Georgian Interior Ministry has registered 46 cases of violations of the state of emergency during the last 24 hours throughout Georgia.
Georgian citizens can receive many public services remotely in order to prevent the further spread of the new coronavirus. All the services of the National Bureau of Enforcement can be received remotely starting April 6, said Georgian Justice Minister Tea Tsulukiani earlier today.