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Georgia sees another all-time high of 86 COVID-related deaths in past 24 hours
TBILISI. Sept 3 (Interfax) – Georgia has been reporting a new all-time high of coronavirus-related deaths for two consecutive days.
Eighty-six patients died from COVID-19 in the past 24 hours, the Georgian Health Ministry said on Friday.
The previous all-time high of 81 deaths was reported on Thursday.
According to the Health Ministry, the novel coronavirus was contracted by 3,034 persons over the past day, which is a steep decline since last week when Georgia saw over 4,000 coronavirus infections per day.
Since February 2020, Georgia has reported 559,943 cases of COVID-19, including 7,649 deaths.
