Tengiz Tsertsvadze : Georgia does not have enough protective equipment and humanitarian aid from NATO or the European Union is vital for the country

Georgia does not have enough protective equipment, therefore, in this situation, the assistance received from NATO and the European Union is vital for the country, Tengiz Tsertsvadze, director of the Tbilisi Infectious Hospital, said.

"Naturally, Georgia does not have a sufficient number of personal protective equipment, test systems and, of course, humanitarian aid received from NATO or the European Union is vital for the country, ”Tengiz Tsertsvadze said.

He noted that the recommendation on asking the humanitarian assistance has not been issued by the Tbilisi Infectious Hospital, but the Decease Control and Prevention Center and the Ministry of Health were involved in the process.