Four COVID-19 new cases have been recorded in Georgia, bringing the total number to 822, StopCov reported.
According to it, 690 people have recovered, while 13 people have died.
Now there are 3,124 people in quarantine, and 279 are in hospitals under the supervision of doctors.
Three Georgian citizens were taken for treatment from other countries. The first case was recorded in Georgia on February 26.
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