As the Tbilisi City Hall press office reports, as part of the preventive measures against the novel coronavirus, agrarian markets have been temporarily closed down in Tbilisi, the capital city of Georgia.
Earlier, the government closed down the agrarian markets in the regions of Georgia.
As the National Food Agency was responsible for monitoring the operation of the markets, it released the monitoring results five days ago, saying that the situation has been improved in Georgia's agrarian markets.
The government's decision to temporarily ban the agrarian markets left more than 45,000 people unemployed.
Bela Gelashvili
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