“We can say that we have already reached the peak, which is expected to last for 2 weeks," Tamar Gabunia, Deputy Minister of Health, told reporters after the meeting of the Interagency Coordination Council.

According to her, today’s 31 deaths are the result of the increase in cases 2 weeks ago.

"Based on international modeling, we can say that we have already reached the peak, which is expected to last for 2 weeks. Unfortunately, the death rate has increased. According to yesterday’s data, we have 31 deaths, which is the result of the increase in cases 2 weeks ago.

As for the bed fund, up to 6,000 beds are mobilized throughout Georgia. As for Tbilisi, we have 2823 beds in Tbilisi, which is almost half of the mobilized beds. As of today, a total of 4296 patients remain in clinics. The rate of wearing masks is up to 75%," Gabunia said.