The lawyers of the family of the 27-year-old deceased nurse, Megi Bakradze, are appealing to the Prosecutor's Office today to question the Deputy Head of the National Center for Disease Control, Paata Imnadze, and the Director of the First University Clinic of Tbilisi State Medical University, Levan Ratiani. According to Vakhtang Baramashvili, they may be able to provide important information to the investigation.
Today, the lawyers are waiting for the delivery of the injection box with which Megi Bakradze was vaccinated.
"Some facts have been identified during the investigation; however, most of the facts have been identified by false witnesses.
The investigation will remove the injection box that will be attached to the case. We will be able to view it. As we have said many times before, it is very important to know why it has 11 hours and 40 minutes written on it; if the vaccination process started at 11 hours and 40 minutes, how did ten people got vaccinated in 35 minutes," Baramashvili said.
On March 18, in Akhaltsikhe, at the clinic "Imedi," a young nurse fell into a coma after taking the coronavirus vaccine "AstraZeneca."
The nurse allegedly developed anaphylactic shock after the vaccine was given.
A 27-year-old Megi Bakradze was taken from Akhaltsikhe by the Disaster Brigade to the First University Clinic in Tbilisi.
A young nurse died at the Clinic.
An investigation is underway into her death.
On April 7, the prosecutor's office filed charges against doctors in the case of Megi Bakradze.
The accused in the case of the deceased nurse, Megi Bakradze - Violeta Inasaridze, Tea Gzirishvili, and Beka Liparteliani, were sentenced to GEL 3 000 bails as a measure of restraint.
