More than 60 percent of the working people in Armenia have already been vaccinated against the coronavirus, and this means that the measures taken and restrictive measures taken have had a positive effect, and all this will help build public immunity against this disease. Minister of health Anahit Avanesyan noted about this at a press briefing Thursday.

"Of course, there are still encouraging and somewhat restrictive measures in our ‘arsenal,’ which we will implement in time," the minister added, in particular.

And referring to the question of possible paid treatment for coronavirus, the minister said that now respective calculations were being made on the cost of such treatment.

"We shall consider also the matter of making treatment paid for those citizens who do not want to make use of the very effective [vaccinations] and protect their health as a result of spending hundreds of times less. At the moment, we are making calculations on how much the cost of one case of Covid treatment will be," Avanesyan said.