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Health Minister Zlatibor Lončar announced that starting tonight, the joint team of inspectors from the Ministry of Health and the police will monitor concentrations of people in number exceeding the 30 allowed, and that they will press charges against offenders.
Photo: FoNet / Zoran MrđaThe Minister said that the Crisis Staff relaxed some measures last week due to the good results, counting on personal responsibility and respect for the measures, but that this did not happen.
“Today we had an extraordinary session of the headquarters because we do not want to endanger going to school and health workers. “We received images of indoor gatherings with 200, 300 and up to 600 people, a ‘foam party’ with hundreds of participants, and this is not the time for that, and we decided not to tolerate that,” the minister told television Pink.
He added that so far around 100 complaints of misconduct have been drawn up, and that from now on, members of the Ministry of Health and the Police will control the concentrations, and that the number 011-635 03 22 has been opened, to which the Citizens can report those who do not respect the measures.
“The fines are at least 500,000 dinars, we will not think about minor fines because health is the most important thing,” Loncar said, adding that a day of intensive care treatment costs more than 1,000 euros, and that this irresponsibility costs the state a lot.
Loncar added that the data on the number of infected depends directly on the behavior of citizens and that it is better to react preventively.
Regarding the new school year, the Minister of Health asked everyone to respect the prescribed measures.
Lončar called on the citizens to unite, emphasizing that it is necessary in the fight against the crown, but also in the “decisive moments in which Serbia finds itself”, and called on the citizens to “all support President Aleksandar Vučić not to leave the problems to our children, if now we have the opportunity to solve something that will facilitate the future of our children. “
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