"We will observe the epidemiological situation for a few days”, - said Deputy Health Minister Tamar Gabunia in response to the reporters’ question if imposing COVID-related restrictions were planned in the country.
Gabunia notes, that it is not difficult to find out why inflation rates are increased.
“It is not difficult to find out what contributed to the increase in the rate of infection. We are left without effective restrictions, including curfew removal, large events and the rallies are being held.
Children’s camps have been active lately, as well as seminars and conferences. However today we all need to understand that 1500 cases is a critical threshold for continuing social activities in a completely free mode. The Interagency Council will wait and observe the epidemiological situation for several days. The main and important thing is the vaccination, wearing of a facemask and the social distancing," Tamar Gabunia said.
As of June 13, Georgia reported 1900 new coronavirus cases.
