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Coronavirus. 4-5 May, 2020

  • Statistics: sick, dead, recovered - Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia

  • 76 new cases in Azerbaijan, total 2,060

  • 350 medics quit their positions in the Kaliningrad region in Russia

  • In Russia, a high-ranked space official died from Covid-19

  • Statistics: sick, dead, recovered - Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia

  • Another death in Armenia, 112 new cases

  • 11 new cases in Georgia, total 604

  • Two large cities of Georgia, Batumi and Kutaisi, are open again for entry and exit

  • Three doctors fall from hospital windows in Russia in two weeks, all of them supposedly infected with coronavirus

  • Statistics: sick, dead, recovered - Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia

  • Another death in Azerbaijan, 52 new cases

  • Hospitals in Dagestan are sorely lacking in medicines and equipment, authorities are asking for help from philanthropists

  • "Parasites" - is how Kadyrov's close associate called Russians who demand state support

  • Statistics: sick, dead, recovered - Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia

  • 4 deaths per day in Armenia, 39 people died in total

  • 4 new cases in Georgia, one of them in a nursing home in Tskhaltubo

  • A timeline of events in the Caucasus related to coronavirus epidemic, 2-3 May, 2020

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