Deputy Minister of Health denies any shortcoming with regard to Pfizer vaccine

According to the Deputy Minister of Health, Tamar Gabunia, the Ministry of Health has never had a shortcoming with regard to Pfizer.

As the Deputy Minister stated at the briefing today, certain conditions have been specified today.

“The Ministry has never had a shortcoming with regard to Pfizer and Pfizer has never pointed out the existence of this shortcoming, let's agree on that. Just some additional conditions were to be specified. Today's phone call was aimed at clarifying the terms. Pfizer has all the information it needs to send the vaccine, and it also has the mount of the vaccine that the country needs to get," Gabunia said.

According to the Deputy Minister of Health, the Pfizer vaccine is expected to arrive in Georgia on March 22.