Georgian President wishes Prince Charles ‘a quick recovery’ from coronavirus
Reportedly Charles met Prince Albert of Monaco on March 10, who had tested positive for the new coronavirus. Photo: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images
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Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili wishes “a quick recovery” to Prince Charles, who has recently tested positive for the new coronavirus and is self-isolating in his home in Scotland.
From Georgia to the people of the UK: We are with you in this difficult time. And I want to wish the Prince Charles a speedy recovery!
— Salome Zourabichvili (@Zourabichvili_S) March 25, 2020
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President Zurabishvili has released similar videos in support of Italy, Spain and France as well.
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— Salome Zourabichvili (@Zourabichvili_S) March 25, 2020
She has also encouraged Georgians living abroad to stay safe and follow the recommendations of their respective authorities.
As of now, the number of infected individuals in Georgia stands at 63 out of the 75 confirmed cases; ten individuals have recovered.
Two people have tested positive for the new coronavirus increasing the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 75. As of now, the number of infected individuals stands at 63 in Georgia: two Austrian citizens have returned home via a chartered flight; while ten individuals have recovered.
As the new coronavirus outbreak continues to spread across the world and cultural venues in Georgia remain in shutdown along with other public institutions, the Art Palace museum is offering those staying at home a YouTube recording of a tour of the iconic Tbilisi space.
Five charter flights will be carried out by Georgian Airways to evacuate Georgian citizens from abroad amid the coronavirus outbreak. The flights will be carried out from Austria, the Netherlands, Poland, Greece and Cyprus by April 10, 2020.
Georgia will test locals of Marneuli and Bolnisi municipalities in eastern Georgia with 1,000 rapid coronavirus tests, which provide results within an hour and a half. Eventually the country will have a total of 200,000 rapid coronavirus tests.
EU Ambassador to Georgia Carl Hartzell says that when the coronavirus is ‘turning the world upside down’ he ‘cannot think of a better place to be right now than here in Georgia.’Hartzell states that there are no easy answers regarding COVID-19 and that the EU is suffering much from the virus.“Just look at the pictures coming out of Spain and Italy these days. In this context I would like to congratulate the Georgian government and the Georgian politicians for doing what all evidence suggest is the right approach – to act early and to act robustly,” Hartzell said.
Top state officials from the UK and Spain have expressed their gratitude to Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili for her words of solidarity in these hard times due to the coronavirus.
The Tbilisi TV tower lit up with the colors of the Spanish flag as a sign of support and solidarity with Spain in the fight against the new coronavirus. Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani wrote on Twitter that Tbilisi is “in solidarity with its Spanish friends”.