Mobile clinics vaccinate 85 in villages of Dmanisi, Marneuli
GRASS deployed mobile vaccination clinics in the villages of Dmanisi and Marneuli. Photo: EU Delegation in Georgia
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85 citizens from Dmanisi and Marneuli municipalities of the Kvemo Kartli region of Georgia have been vaccinated against Covid-19 in mobile vaccination clinics which were deployed by Georgia's Reforms Associates (GRASS) with the support of the EU.
Within the framework of vaccination campaign, GRASS trained 10 local youth representatives who conducted door-to-door canvassing, informing the citizens about vaccination process.
85 people have been vaccinated against #COVID19 in mobile vaccination clinics in Dmanisi and Marneuli. This is the result of a local #vaccination campaign by @GRASSORGGE with #EU support.
— EU Delegation Georgia ???????? (@EUinGeorgia) November 20, 2021
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After conducting the door-to-door canvassing, GRASS, alongside with the Georgian Ministry of Health and the National Centre for Disease Control deployed mobile vaccination clinics in the villages of Shaumiani, Akhkula, and Khikhani of the Marneuli Municipality, and Amamlo and Bezaklo of the Dmanisi Municipality.
Georgia has reported 3,357 new COVID-19 cases, 5,772 recoveries and 76 deaths in the last 24 hours. 173 new cases were reported in Kvemo Kartli.
In total, 2,095,168 Covid-19 vaccine doses were administered in the country so far, while 979,607 individuals have been fully vaccinated.
Georgia has reported 3,357 new cases of coronavirus, 5,772 recoveries and 76 deaths in the last 24 hours. The positivity rate for the last 14 days stands at 9.31%.
Georgia’s Reforms Associates (GRASS) will deploy mobile vaccination ambulatories in Georgia’s Kvemo Kartli municipalities of Dmanisi and Marneuli within the project COVID-19: Civil Society Resilience and Sustainability.
About 1,200 people received COVID-19 vaccines in Georgia last week during the vaccination marathon, the head of Georgia's National Center for Disease Control (NCDC), Amiran Gamkrelidze, says. The vaccination marathon was launched in the country on October 18 and involved about 50 villages in various regions of Georgia, aiming to raise awareness about the benefits of vaccination.
Mobile units will be sent to various regions of Georgia providing services for citizens who wish to be vaccinated against Covid-19. "In order to increase the intensity of vaccination and ensure maximum access to vaccination, mobile units will be sent to various settlements in various regions to provide services on spot,” representative of the Interagency Coordination Council Giorgi Ghibradze announced earlier today.