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Hospitals in Serbia and North Macedonia no longer welcome not only emergencies, but also patients who have previously had exams and surgeries postponed. For the most part, as the number of people infected with the coronavirus declines, doctors will be able to go back to work according to normal working hours, the heads of ministries said Tuesday night.
North Macedonia’s Health Minister Venko Filipce said the number of new infections per day is only around a hundred, according to a report by news portal Vesti.mk, which now allows previously postponed surgeries to be performed. He is in charge of treating the coronavirus epidemic Serbian The crisis team came to the same conclusion, so As of the first week of September, most of the country’s hospitals will function normally again.
In the Western Balkans, the number of confirmed infections and the number of fatalities increased by 690 from Tuesday to Wednesday.
As of Wednesday, the number of registered infections rose from 76 to 31,482 in Serbia, 147 to 13,601 in Kosovo, 115 to 14,458 in North Macedonia, 270 to 20,288 in Bosnia and Herzegovina and 82 in Montenegro. It has grown to 4917.
The death toll rose from two to 715 in Serbia, from eight to 533 in Kosovo, from one to 604 in North Macedonia, from eleven to 617 in Bosnia and Herzegovina and from two to 102 in Montenegro. (MTI)
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