Starting today, some of the restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus will be lifted in Georgia
Starting from March 1, some of the restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus will be lifted in Georgia. The corresponding decision was made a few days ago by the coordinating council, established to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
In particular, the plan for easing restrictions, which will be implemented today, is as follows:
Restaurants will resume functioning indoors, except on weekends from March 1 - in Batumi, in the rest of Georgia-from March 8.
Preschool institutions, both public and private, will resume functioning from March 1, subject to testing of 20% of employees every 2 weeks.
From March 1, higher and vocational schools will be able to restore clinical, practical, and laboratory activities and conduct exams in a non-station format, and from March 15, they will be able to restore the educational process in classrooms.
Conferences and trainings will be resumed in compliance with the relevant protocol from March 1.
Museums and libraries will start operating from March 1.
The Coordination Council decided that Armenia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Belarus will be added to the list of countries whose citizens can enter the country through the air border of Georgia with a negative response to the PCR test from March 1. The current regime remains in effect on the land border.
The restriction on movement from 21:00 to 05:00 remains in force.
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Starting today, some of the restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus will be lifted in Georgia
Starting from March 1, some of the restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus will be lifted in Georgia. The corresponding decision was made a few days ago by the coordinating council, established to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
In particular, the plan for easing restrictions, which will be implemented today, is as follows:
Restaurants will resume functioning indoors, except on weekends from March 1 - in Batumi, in the rest of Georgia-from March 8.
Preschool institutions, both public and private, will resume functioning from March 1, subject to testing of 20% of employees every 2 weeks.
From March 1, higher and vocational schools will be able to restore clinical, practical, and laboratory activities and conduct exams in a non-station format, and from March 15, they will be able to restore the educational process in classrooms.
Conferences and trainings will be resumed in compliance with the relevant protocol from March 1.
Museums and libraries will start operating from March 1.
The Coordination Council decided that Armenia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Belarus will be added to the list of countries whose citizens can enter the country through the air border of Georgia with a negative response to the PCR test from March 1. The current regime remains in effect on the land border.
The restriction on movement from 21:00 to 05:00 remains in force.
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