Georgia to pay for disinfection in churches will be offered to businessmen

Disinfection in churches in Georgia to prevent the spread of COVID-19 will be offered to private companies. On March 10, Director of the Center for Disease Control Amiran Gamkrelidze told journalists, Georgian Public Television reports. The head of the center said he instructed subordinates to contact some commercial organizations to help pay for disinfection. They will be invited to do so as a charity event. I can 't tell you how much they will go about it, Gamkrelidze said. According to the news agency, 15 infected coronavirus were identified in Georgia. Measures are being taken to counter the spread of the disease.