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Personnel of Medical Center Request Rise in Salary
November 30, 2009
“Transparency International - Georgia” Positively Assesses Cheap Insurance Program
November 16, 2009
Shota Tsanava: “Doctor Cannot Detect a Person Crossing the Border Has H1N1 or Not”
November 16, 2009
More and more people get ill with H1N1 in Georgia though their number increases slowly. At the moment, 65 people have H1N1 in Georgia but none of them have acute forms of the flu. Most of the people got infected abroad. Consequently, the society is curious why the control is not reinforced at the border and particularly in the airport in order to avoid the danger of epidemics in Georgia.