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Citizens traveling abroad to countries that insist on a health passport will be able to get tested for the coronavirus in Serbia, which will cost around 6,000 dinars, says pulmonologist and crisis staff member Branimir Nestorović.
He said that due to travel, citizens in Serbia will be able to do a test to detect the coronavirus on demand, and that this will be done in the laboratory of the Serbian Clinical Center.
Furthermore, for all who come to Serbia, as he said, a negative crown test will be needed, no more than three days. Those who do not have it should remain isolated for 14 days.
In crisis staff, as he said, there was a controversy today about how temporary hospitals will be closed.
“The Fair will surely close on Monday. Also, one by one, Kovid’s hospitals will be closed from Monday. With the exception of Zemun Hospital, which has a slightly higher number of patients, all the others have dropped to around a hundred patients and they’re all lighter patients. “They do tests every day and people go home,” he said.
Speaking of festivals such as Guca and Exit, Nestorovic said there was no reason not to take place and that canceling the registration of the epidemic was more of a “legal problem” because two incubation periods were needed without a single new patient to cancel the record of the epidemic. 28 days
“It’s too long, we can’t wait that long.” “My opinion is that the Infectious Diseases Commission should meet, and when we have one or two cases a day, the epidemic should be canceled,” he told TV B92, Tanjug reports.
He adds that life cannot be stopped due to a couple of patients, because it is obvious that the virus is very weak.
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