Georgia reports 326 new COVID-19 cases
Georgia has reported 326 new cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) today, bringing the total number of infected people to 6 192, according to stopcov.ge, a special webpage created by the Georgian government.
The number of recovered patients stands at 2 324. The virus-related death toll reached 37.
The 41 people are brought from abroad for medical treatment. 1000 persons remain at COVID-19 hotels.
Currently, 5 445 people are under quarantine and 836 more under medical observation.
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