Paata Imnadze: If we had only relied on tests, Georgian hospitals would have been full of patients today

If we had only relied on tests, Georgian hospitals would have been full of patients today, - Paata Imnadze, Deputy Director of the National Center for Disease Control, said at a briefing.

According to Imnadze, there is no mass spread of coronavirus in the country today, which, apart from tests, is proved by other indicators as well.

"If we had only relied on tests, Georgian hospitals would have been full of patients today. Some people don't know this, but competent people should be aware that we are constantly monitoring flu-like diseases in the country. Specifically, we have been monitoring 22 different viruses since the winter. No coronavirus has been identified in any of these areas. I will repeat, we have other indicators of pneumonia, acute respiratory syndromes in the country, and none of the indicators show mass spread of the virus in the country today," - said Paata Imnadze.