By May 9, more than 2,000 second doses of the COVID-19 vaccine (approximately $750) were administered in Georgia as part of the nationwide vaccination effort. This follows the initial vaccination day on May 9. The data is based on official statistics.
The first doses (around $370) were given to the primary group of vaccine recipients.
Vaccination centers are located in the regions of Georgia, including the capital city Tbilisi.
A large number of people have received the vaccine doses, and the process continues steadily. On the day of the report, 57 second doses were administered in Georgia.
According to government data, about 700,000 vaccine doses have been delivered to Georgia from abroad, enabling the vaccination of many citizens.
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