On September 7 the Georgian parliament approved a decision on amnesty for those who were charged for violating the quarantine regime rules imposed in 2020, the Georgia Online website reports.
The total amount of fines for refusing to wear face masks and breaking quarantine rules and stay-at-home order has reached a sum of $25 million. After the amnesty, more than 245,000 Georgian citizens will be free from criminal and administrative charges and penalties.
The initiative of amnesty for COVID restrictions violations has been offered by Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili.
Currently, the wearing of face masks is a mandatory rule...