Grenada’s national television reported on July 7 that Grenada announced that the curfew will be lifted from July 7, but only in industries approved by the government to resume work and production. At the same time, the public is required to continue to comply with anti-epidemic regulations such as wearing masks and maintaining a two-meter social distance. The Georgian government decided to classify low, medium, and high risk levels according to the epidemic situation in various countries in the world, and gradually open up international passenger flights. From July 15th, flights from low-risk areas, namely the Caribbean, will be accepted, and flights from medium-risk areas, namely Canada, the United Kingdom and other EU countries, will be accepted from August 1. There is no clear opening for flights from other countries and regions. time. At present, commercial charter flights from various countries can come to Georgia after approval by the Georgian authorities.