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Serbia will introduce supervision of passengers returning from abroad at 6 pm on Friday, said the deputy director of the “Trampoline” Institute, Darija Kisić Tepavčević, and called on everyone in neighboring countries to return on Friday.
After the crisis staff session, Kisić Tepavčević said that in recent days an increase in the number of people infected with coronavirus has been noticed across Europe.
In Serbia, he says, although the situation is favorable, it can change very quickly, and yesterday’s data indicates that, as he said, we had a higher percentage of positive cases of contagion.
“The largest number of countries in Europe during the previous week of September saw a record increase in the number of laboratory-confirmed cases of the virus. These are all countries in the region. In terms of frequency, Montenegro ranks third in Europe. Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina are also in a high position. And I say this because the largest number of our citizens are there, “Kisić Tepavčević said after the crisis staff session.
He called on all those who went to those countries to “take into account that there is a higher percentage of infection in those countries” and to adhere to all measures. “
“We call on our citizens who are there to return on Friday, because as of Friday at 6 in the afternoon we will have a different regime for those who come from risk countries. As of Friday at 6 in the afternoon, surveillance will be introduced, they are all maximum precautionary measures ”. Kisić Tepavčević said.
Details, he said, will be defined in the coming days.
“But what the new WHO recommendations are is that this surveillance should be done for 10 days and that it can prevent transmission of the infection,” he said. .
Before the crisis staff session Darija Kisić Tepavčević stated that “if we want to travel abroad, we must think carefully because almost everywhere the situation is worse than in Serbia.”
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