2021-05-11
On May 13, schools and preschool educational facilities will resume usual operations, and so will municipal transport. This decision was made at today's meeting of the Interagency Coordination Council chaired by Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili at the Administration of the Government.
The council's meeting discussed ways to boost the process of immunization. To that end, vaccination rooms and, accordingly, vaccination teams will increase in number.
For those unable to register for vaccination electronically, the 15 22 hotline is available to register for COVID-19 vaccination over the phone. This hotline will also forward calls from citizens to the 112 Public Safety Command Center and the 144 Unified Government Hotline.
Presently, the 9 PM-5 AM curfew remains in force. The council continues to monitor the epidemiological situation, based on which the likelihood of easing regulations will be assessed.
The Interagency Coordination Council once again urges citizens to use facemasks and observe social distancing, so that we all may do our best to prevent the spread of the virus and to return to life as usual as soon as possible.
Since the identification of the first coronavirus case in Georgia, the country has seen 324,256 confirmed infection cases, with 303,679 recoveries and 4,336 deaths.
Presently, 65 persons are under quarantine, 775 are in clinical hotels, and 4,296 are hospitalized under medical supervision.
The Parliament of Georgia led by Speaker Kakha Kuchava and the President's Administration are actively involved in the work of the Interagency Coordination Council under the Prime Minister.
Press Service of the Government Administration