The Minister of Health of Georgia, the Ekaterine Tikaraje, was diagnosed yesterday Tuesday that he has been infected by the young man coronavirus.
According to a press release issued by her services, Ms. Tikarage is feeling well and continues to work remotely from home, where she has been isolated.
The Georgian Minister of Health had received his first dose vaccine AstraZeneca at an event broadcast live on public television on March 23rd.
Earlier yesterday, as reported by AMPE, the government announced that it is reopening the land and sea borders of Georgia, after a year that remained closed. Foreigners will be able to enter the country after presenting a vaccination certificate for COVID-19 and a certificate that they have undergone a PCR test with a negative result within the previous 72 hours. Three days after entering Georgia, they will have to undergo a new test.
The Ministry of Health announced yesterday that 1,233 cases of SARS-CoV-2 were diagnosed, bringing the total to 345,196.
The former Soviet republic has so far recorded almost 4,800 deaths due to SARS-CoV-2.
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