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The epidemiologist and member of the Crisis Staff for the suppression of the coronavirus virus epidemic, Predrag Kon, stated today that the introduction of the curfew was not discussed in the Crisis Staff sessions, adding that this measure would cause economic dissatisfaction. and politics.
Photo: BETAPHOTO / GOVERNMENT OF SERBIA SLOBODAN MILJEVICKon told Pink TV that he learned of the introduction of the curfew in the statement from Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, but that crisis personnel are not considering such a move, although it would pay off, in the form of reducing the number of crowns. newly infected with the virus.
He affirmed that it must be understood that there is an economic-political part of the problem of the increase in the number of new infections, but that the medical part of the Crisis Staff insists on respecting the measures already adopted for now.
Kon said the students will go to school on Monday, but the issue of transitioning to online classes could be on the agenda for some of the upcoming crisis staff sessions.
He said today that the state “must understand that there is no more time” and that the individual “must avoid infection.”
From yesterday until today, 3,822 new cases of coronavirus have been registered in Serbia and 17 people have died. A total of 81,086 people have contracted this virus in our country so far, and 989 deaths have been registered.
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