Deputy Minister of Health: Protests are greatly increasing mobility, but they are not subject to restrictions as they are part of political processes

According to Deputy Minister of Health Tamar Gabunia, the protests are greatly increasing mobility. As she told reporters, the restrictions imposed due to the pandemic do not apply to rallies.
"It is important today to enforce the regulations that have already been imposed. Whatever is imposed additionally, if not enforced, will certainly not work.
As for the rallies, they greatly increase mobility, but they are not subject to restrictions as they are part of political processes. Therefore, this is a risk and this risk will remain, "Gabunia said.
In addition, as the Deputy Minister of Health noted that the vaccination marathon will continue in the future.
"The marathon must continue. The people who have been vaccinated in the villages as a result of the marathon are very important. The marathon will continue in big cities as well and will definitely give us a result. All the interventions in this direction should be added to each other and strengthen the process," Gabunia said.








