The number of people infected with coronavirus in Armenia has significantly increased in recent weeks, Anahit Avanesyan, Armenian Minister of Health, told journalists after the government session. However, according to the representative of the government, it is obvious that the vaccinated citizens carry the virus in a milder form. At the same time, there are now no restrictions on travel, including foreign travel. "Practice has shown that these measures only delay the spread of the infection. The main thing is to be vaccinated," Avanesyan stressed. Therefore, she said, to travel abroad it is also necessary to get a third, so-called booster dose of the vaccine. "Nevertheless, in the worst-case scenario, we are ready for new restrictive measures. In this case, we have a plan to deploy hospital capacity to receive the infected," said the head of the Ministry of Health. The Ministry of Health is focused on vaccinating citizens over 65 years old and with chronic diseases, who are at risk.