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Belgrade – In the crisis staff session, which will be held on Monday, the possible introduction of quarantine for returnees from abroad, mainly from Montenegro, will be discussed.
Source: Tanjug
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According to the media, the reason for thinking about such a measure is that in recent days Montenegro has been registering an increasing number of new infected by the coronavirus, so that now almost one in three people analyzed tests positive for the kovid-19 virus.
75,000 tourists from Serbia are currently staying in Montenegro, and due to the current epidemiological situation in which some 200 people contract coronavirus every day in that country of 628,000 inhabitants, it is possible to introduce quarantine, Kurir writes.
“Until now, no one has proposed quarantine for our citizens returning from Montenegro and other countries where they are on vacation. The quarantine they will have on Monday at the crisis headquarters session will depend on the current epidemiological situation in those countries and In our country”. said epidemiologist Branislav Tiodorović.
The Serbian Telegraph similarly reports, writing, referring to a Serbian Government source, that even if quarantine is introduced, it will not last 15 days, but five or seven.
The Informer reports the opinion of experts that at this time we should not go to Montenegro, as well as that the epidemiological situation in Serbia may worsen with the arrival of returnees from the sea.
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