One arrested for selling fake negative PCR test papers
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Georgian law enforcers have detained one individual for making and selling fake, negative PCR test certificates.
The Georgian Ministry of Finance has reported that the detainee, who is a citizen of Georgia, sold fake documents for 200 GEL (60 USD) each.
He made the fake documents on behalf of a medical institution in Imereti region, western Georgia, without any lab examinations,” said the ministry.
Law enforcers have confiscated pre-signed and stamped blank sheets in large quantities.
Georgia has reported 450 new cases of coronavirus, 254 recoveries and eight deaths in the past 24 hours.23,293 tests have been conducted around the country on the weekend. 13,751 of the 23,293 tests were rapid tests, while the remaining 9,542 were PCR tests. The country has had 278,628 cases of coronavirus since February 26, 2020. 270,922 of the 278,628 patients have recovered, while 3,714 have died of the virus. Currently 3,958 individuals remain infected with Covid-19.
The first flow of vaccinated tourists will appear in Georgia in the second half of March, Economy Minister Natia Turnava said earlier today.
Azerbaijani low-cost Buta Airways will start to operate a Baku-Tbilisi-Baku flight three times a week starting in mid-March, Economy Minister Natia Turnava said earlier today. Other low-cost companies which will start operating flights in Georgia from mid-March are Kazakh air carriers Air Astana and FlyArystan.
All foreigners entering Georgia, including from Germany, France, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia to which Georgia has opened borders unconditionally, will be required to present PCR test results from the proceeding 72 hours as of September 15, announced Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia.
From April 15, despite Covid vaccine passports, all Indian visitors entering Georgia will be required to present PCR test results from the proceeding 72 hours. After entering Georgia, individuals coming from India (regardless of their citizenship) will have to undergo mandatory 14-day quarantine, which should be financed by their own budget.
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