POLITICS
15.10.20 18:00
Support for Georgian Dream is decreasing every day and they want to somehow survive, - the leader of the Strategy Builder, Giorgi Vashadze, said at a briefing at the party office.
Vashadze responded to the briefing held by the Prime Minister of Georgia in the governmental administration today and noted that the Prime Minister's statements were meaningless and the government was doing nothing to save Georgian business. At the same time, as Giorgi Vashadze noted, the number of tests performed for coronavirus has decreased and we do not know how many are actually infected in the country.
"They are doing nothing to save Georgian business, moreover - they have not presented any plan against job loss. And they have nothing to say in terms of pandemic management.
13 000 was the highest number of tests performed before September 15 and according to the latest data, it has dropped to 6 000. Why? We do not know – either they do not have tests, or they do not have a system. The main problem, the main risk we have is that if the Covid infection is not detected timely, it will spread even further. It will gain even larger scale and we will have more dead people. There is zero reaction to all this.
They were busy with making money. They have completely failed in managing the disease. Tests are not performed, we do not know how many people are actually infected," Vashadze said.
source: IPN
Read: 541
Write comment
(In their comments, readers should avoid expressing religious, racial and national discrimination, not use offensive and derogatory expressions, as well as appeals that are contrary to the law)
News feed
-
Irakli Kobakhidze: These resolutions were worthless then and they have no value now
18:0326.04.24
-
Special Investigation Service exposes employee of Ministry of Internal Affairs to coercion
17:1126.04.24
-
16:3026.04.24
-
Irakli Kobakhidze: Non-transparent NGOs have tried to organize a revolution twice in this country
15:4526.04.24
-
15:0026.04.24
-
GeoStat: The number of emigrants increased by 95.6% in 2023
14:0726.04.24
-
Shalva Papuashvili: Visa liberalization will not be canceled
13:3626.04.24
-
Turkey is extending a hand of reconciliation to Armenia. Yerevan must seize opportunities
12:4326.04.24
-
11:5226.04.24
-
10:0026.04.24
-
From 'alliance' to open hostility: Armenia and Russia
19:0325.04.24
-
17:5425.04.24
-
17:0025.04.24
-
Lithuanian Ambassador: Foreign influence bill contradicts EU recommendations
16:1025.04.24
-
Shalva Papuashvili: We hear statements and concerns from the US State Department, Brussels
15:3025.04.24
-
14:5725.04.24
-
14:0625.04.24
-
13:1425.04.24
-
Defense Committee Chair hosts Head of NATO Liaison Office in Georgia
12:3025.04.24
-
11:5725.04.24
-
11:1125.04.24
-
Rally against draft law "On Transparency of Foreign Influence" underway near Parliament
10:0025.04.24
-
MIA to identify individuals calling for blocking roads artificially during Rustaveli Avenue rallies
18:0024.04.24
-
Lazare Grigoriadis leaves prison
17:3024.04.24
-
Irakli Kobakhidze to participate in the Conservative Political Action Conference in Hungary
17:0024.04.24
-
16:1724.04.24
-
15:3024.04.24
-
Youth social entrepreneurship support project kicks off
14:5024.04.24
-
14:0024.04.24
-
Tbilisi Mayor deems new stadium construction as a mega project
13:2024.04.24
-
12:2424.04.24
-
Rustavi City Council Chairman dismissed
11:3024.04.24
-
10:2224.04.24
-
9:0024.04.24
-
Tusheti Protected Landscape in Georgia’s north-east to expand by 2,245 hectares
18:0023.04.24
-
17:2823.04.24