Disinfection works are being carried out on governmental buildings and vehicles as Georgia's fourth case of coronavirus has been confirmed.

Footage filmed on March 5 shows squads in hazmat suits spraying disinfectant on buildings, vehicles and stations to prevent the spread of the deadly COVID-19 virus.

The first case was reported on February 26, the second - on February 28 and the third one - on February 29.

Two of the infected persons arrived in Georgia from Iran and the other two –from Italy. The health condition of the first three patients is stable at this stage.

Another case of coronavirus has been confirmed in Georgia.
Disinfection works will be carried out in the buildings of government agencies, Interagency Coordination Council, set up to address the coronavirus-related issues, said in a statement.

According to the instruction of the Interagency Coordination Council, disinfection activities will be carried out by state agencies, which provide public services to the population, as well as by the Georgian Railway in trains and stations, to prevent the spread of the virus,
The above is the fourth case of coronavirus in the country. The first case was reported on February 26, the second - on February 28 and the third one - on February 29. Two of the infected persons arrived in Georgia from Iran and the other two –from Italy. The health condition of the first three patients is stable at this stage.