Georgia records 18 cases of Indian coronavirus strain

Jamila Babayeva
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Georgia has confirmed 18 cases of infection with the Indian coronavirus strain, Report's local bureau informs, citing Paata Imnadze, deputy chief of the Georgian National Center for Disease Control and Public Health (NCDC).

He noted that the dangerous type of the virus was mainly detected in Georgian citizens who returned from other countries.

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