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A Subotica soldier died as a result of the coronavirus.
A man from Subotica, a member of the Serbian army, died in Novi Sad on Monday as a result of the coronavirus, Subotica Mayor Bogdan Laban said, claiming that the soldier was infected on the job.
“That sad news warns us that the virus is still present and that we must have a continuity of responsibility, regardless of the fact that we are returning to a normal life,” said Laban.
According to him, the epidemiological situation in the city is stable and the number of new cases of the virus in relation to the number of tested is constantly decreasing, and since the beginning of the epidemic in Subotica, a total of 51 positive cases have been registered.
Laban also says that the measures are being eased, adding that the catering facilities began operating on Monday, as well as that the city’s shopping malls and traffic will begin operating on May 8, and the gardens of childhood are slowly preparing for the start of work.
15:32
Stable situation in the Rasina district
In the Rasina district, after Kruševac, where 254 citizens became ill with kovid 19, the largest number of infected people is found in Aleksandrovac – 39.
Thirteen employees of the Kruševac Gerontology Center, who tested positive for kovid 19 in the first round of tests on April 15, were fired.
During the second round of testing, on April 29, three more employees were found to be infected. Data processing is also expected by others who have been tested.
“No user has died and if the cause is a coronavirus, we hope it will come back soon,” Jelena Mijailovic, director of the Gerontology Center in Krusevac, told RTS.
15:13
Tiodorović: Leave the celebrations for the second half of June
Epidemiologist Tiodorović recommends that weddings, graduation nights and other celebrations be postponed to the second half of June.
He adds that theaters and cinemas are not yet open.
15:07
Tiodorović for RTS: The situation is under control, but we must not underestimate the virus.
Epidemiologist Branislav Tiodorović tells RTS that the only assessment by crisis personnel is that the situation in Serbia is under control.
Today, there is a slight increase in the number of those infected, and Tiodorović says the number may vary, but should not exceed five percent.
“We have a much greater reduction in the number of patients with a severe and moderate clinical picture. It is an improvement and will lead us to think about measures,” said the epidemiologist, adding that the situation in Nis is much better than it was.
“She is insecure but she is under control. We say insecure because the virus is there, we should not underestimate it. We have infected and sick people, as long as there is one, we consider it insecure,” said Tiodorović.
14:52
Volunteers arrested in Nis
Two volunteers were arrested in Nis on suspicion of misappropriation of packages with goods intended for people in social danger.
14:40
4,817 people evaluated, positive 120
According to the latest data, 4,817 citizens were screened for coronaviruses in the past 24 hours, of which 120 were positive.
Three more people died. There are 51 patients on the ventilator.
So far, a total of 1,723 people have been cured.
A total of 9,677 people have been infected with coronavirus in Serbia, and 200 have died, according to the latest data. The mortality rate is 2.07 percent.
A total of 1,855 people were hospitalized. The number of ventilator patients is decreasing and is currently 51.
A total of 1,723 people have been cured so far.
So far, a total of 111,278 people who met the criteria to define the case have been evaluated.
The President of the Assembly, Maja Gojković, convened the second session of Parliament during the extraordinary session tomorrow, and the deputies will consider the Draft Decision on the abolition of the state of emergency.
As confirmed to RTS, there are 84 convicts at the Zabela Penitentiary in Požarevac, and 351 have been evaluated.
The decreasing trend in the number of new cases of kovida 19 in AP Vojvodina continues, and the situation is also better in Nis. Due to the improvement of the situation, the closure of the Studentski dom temporary hospital will start tomorrow in that city.
In line with the best epidemiological situation in the entire country, life is slowly returning to normal. as of yesterday urban transport is working again in Novi Sad and Kragujevac.
In Belgrade, GSP buses return to the streets on Friday, a Epidemiologist Predrag Kon explained to RTS what the new rules are.
Today, another “Air Serbia” aircraft landed in Belgrade, bringing medical equipment from China.
The movement ban begins today at 6:00 pm and will last until 5:00 am tomorrow. As previously announced by the Serbian President, the movement ban measure will cease to be valid from Thursday.
