Foreign Ministry spokespersons says Georgian citizens, evacuated from Wuhan to France, show no signs of coronavirus

Two citizens of Georgia, who were evacuated from Wuhan to France, have been taken to one of the hospitals in France and they will be under medical observation during two weeks, Vladimer Konstantinid, the spokesman of the Georgia’s Foreign Ministry, said on Monday.

According to him, the mentioned persons haven’t shown any signs or symptoms of a new coronavirus.

“As far as you know, two citizens of Georgia were evacuated from Wuhan to France yesterday. They are in one of the hospitals in France, where they will be kept in quarantine and under observation during two weeks,” Vladimer Konstantinid said.

He noted that according to preliminary data, both of them have tested negative for the virus.