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Georgia's omicron tally surpasses 1,400

Georgia's omicron tally surpasses 1,400
21.01.2022 16:30
Georgia has reported 1,419 omicron cases, reported from the country's National Center for Diseases Control and Public Health.

Omicron is currently responsible for 70% of all coronavirus cases in the country and 80% in Tbilisi.

The peak of infection with the new strain in Georgia is expected in late January-early February.

The first fact of infection with omicron was documented on December 20.

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