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From December 20 this year until probably January 10 next year, all foreign nationals entering Serbia will have to take a negative PCR test.
As for our citizens who come from abroad, the Constitution guarantees that they can come. If they don’t have a PCR test, they will have to be in home isolation for 10 days, which they can stop if they do a PCR test and if it turns out to be negative, Dr. Darija Kisić-Tepavečvić said today after the Crisis Staff session. .
The existing measures, introduced about ten days ago, are giving results, as shown by the crown figures, which have been declining in recent days. However, that is not enough to abolish some measures. On the contrary, the curve, as epidemiologists would say, is flat, but high, which means that we still have several thousand infected people a day.
In addition, the vacation period that awaits us represents a greater risk of spreading the infection, both due to social gatherings and the arrival of our people from abroad.
Today, Fur HQ made the decision to extend the existing measures, and read all the details about that decision and how long it will last in a special news story.
It should be remembered that the Crisis Staff met previously on Friday, when it was decided to wait for the weekend to pass to reconsider the epidemiological situation and take appropriate measures to the current situation.
VIDEO: Queues for kovid tests in front of the “General Hospital” in Kraljevo
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