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Serbia Covid-19 - 33,479 cases,?749 deaths?

In the last 24 hours, one patient died from COVID-19, bringing the death toll to 246 with a mortality ratio of 2.13 percent, while 48 people were infected with coronavirus, N1 reported on Thursday.

A total number of the so far recovered people is 6,910, the Health Ministry reported on its covid19.rs.

Since Wednesday, 4,024 people were tested, and 48 came back positive, while since the epidemic outbreak on March 6, a total of 261,266 tests were conducted in the country.

A total of 11,572 people were confirmed infected.

On Thursday, 470 patients have still been hospitalised, 15 of whom on ventilators

http://ba.n1info.com/English/NEWS/a4...in-Serbia.html
 
https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-te...-idUKKBN23J2E1

BELGRADE (Reuters) - World number one Novak Djokovic is looking forward to returning to action in front of fans at the Serb’s charity tennis tournament in Belgrade this weekend.The first leg of Djokovic’s Adria Tour is being held at his tennis complex by the Danube River, with Germany’s Alexander Zverev, Austrian Dominic Thiem and Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov arriving for the event.

Fans will be able to attend despite the COVID-19 pandemic after the government lifted its ban on outdoor public gatherings.
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Serbia, with 12,175 registered COVID-19 cases and 252 deaths, has lifted the ban on outdoor public gatherings. Some 25,000 fans turned up at Belgrade’s soccer derby on Wednesday.
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The Serbian Health Care Ministry said in its daily 3:00 pm bulletin that one person died of coronavirus-related ailments over the previous 24 hours, bringing the total number of deaths to 256.

It said that 5,470 people had been tested over the previous 24 hours, including 59 who tested positive for the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus.

The total number of people tested to date stands at 313,483 with 12,426 confirmed cases.

The bulletin said that there are 546 active cases, including 15 patients on ventilators.

http://ba.n1info.com/English/NEWS/a4...new-cases.html
 
The Serbian Health Care Ministry said in its daily 3:00 pm bulletin that one person died of coronavirus-related ailments over the previous 24 hours, bringing the total number of deaths to 258.

It said that 6,032 people had been tested over the previous 24 hours, including 94 who tested positive for the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus.

The total number of people tested to date stands at 325,613 with 12,616cconfirmed cases.

The bulletin said that there are 589 active cases, including 17 patients on ventilators.


http://ba.n1info.com/English/NEWS/a4...new-cases.html
 
https://www.dailysabah.com/politics/...-pandemic/news
Jasmine Curic sent a letter to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in which she urgently requested medical staff.

Curic said the Sandzak region, especially Novi Pazar city, was facing shortages in combatting COVID-19.

She said that the situation in the region has been very serious for the past 10 days.
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Serbia has reported 13,235 coronavirus cases and 263 deaths.

Earlier, Turkey sent two trucks carrying medical supplies to Serbia's Novi Pazar.
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https://balkaninsight.com/2020/07/01...ia-montenegro/

On Wednesday, Serbia confirmed 272 new cases. Since the beginning of the epidemic, it has confirmed 14,836 cases. The total number of current cases is 1,783. It has also declared an emergency situation in some towns, namely Kragujevac, Vranje, Novi Pazar and Tutin.

Earlier this month, a BIRN investigation revealed that data from the Serbian state’s COVID-19 information system showed that more than twice as many infected patients died in June than the authorities announced, while hundreds more had tested positive for the virus than was admitted.
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https://www.garda.com/crisis24/news-...ases-update-13

Serbia: State of emergency declared in Belgrade on July 3 amid surge in COVID-19 cases /update 13

Serbian authorities declare state of emergency in Belgrade on July 3 due to rising COVID-19 cases: follow government directives

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President Alexandar Vucic declared a state of emergency in Belgrade on Friday, July 3, amid a surge in coronavirus disease (COVID-19) cases in the capital. Various restrictions to slow the spread of COVID-19 are to be reimposed in the city following the declaration, including the compulsory use of face masks in indoor public spaces and on public transport, and a ban on gatherings of more than 100 people indoors or 500 outdoors. Opening hours for bars and cafes will also be limited to 06:00 to 23:00 (local time) as per previous restrictions, while nightclubs have been ordered to close.

Vucic also announced the closure of student dormitories in the capital on Thursday, July 2, after one outbreak cluster was traced to university accommodation. However, protests by students prompted the Ministry of Education to reverse the order on Friday, allowing those with upcoming exams and coursework deadlines to remain in halls of residence until July 20.
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As of July 3, health authorities have confirmed 15,504 COVID-19 cases and 298 associated deaths in Serbia. Further spread of the virus is expected in the near term.
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https://balkaninsight.com/2020/07/06...vid-narrative/

The Serbian government said everything was under control. But in a town in the southwest, the hospital was ordering body bags and asking patients to bring their own medicines.When the parents of anaesthesiologist Mithat Music came down with COVID-19 in late June, Music had a choice: treat them at home, or take them to the hospital where he works in the Serbian town of Novi Pazar.

In fact, there was no dilemma. “I treated them at home,” he said, “because I knew how horrible the situation is in the hospital.”

“I went through hell,” Music told BIRN.

Novi Pazar, a town of 100,000 mainly ethnic Bosniaks in southwestern Serbia, has become Ground Zero of COVID-19 in Serbia.
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https://tass.com/world/1175323

BELGRADE, July 6. /TASS/. The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Serbia grew by 289 over the past day and reached 16,420, with 317 fatalities, the country’s health ministry said on Monday.
 
https://balkaninsight.com/2020/07/0...n-town-undercutting-official-covid-narrative/ cont..
Novi Pazar resident Dino Mustafic was admitted to hospital on June 23 and diagnosed with pneumonia.

“When I came to hospital they gave me a list of medicines I should buy,” the 44-year-old told BIRN in a telephone interview. “The hospital was out of Vitamin C for four days,” he said.

Brnabic, on June 30, said donations of Vitamin C were not necessary. “The state has secured everything,” she insisted.

Mustafic, however, said his eight days in hospital were unbearable.

“The screams of the patients were the worst,” he said. “You hear people suffocate and cough to exhaustion. You hear cries and attempts at reanimation. Nurses are talking about number of deaths. That was terrifying.”
 
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/world/thous...asures/1903079

Thousands of Serbs protest new COVID-19 measures
Large numbers of people attempt to enter National Assembly building in Belgrade

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Protesters chanted "betrayal, betrayal," "thieves, thieves” and “resign, resign” and sang "Oh Kosovo, Kosovo." They also shouted insults against Vucic and chanted against police.

Serbia has confirmed 16,719 coronavirus cases as well as 330 deaths from the disease, according to data from US-based Johns Hopkins University
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https://www.euronews.com/2020/07/08/...sures-are-rein
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić on Wednesday backtracked on plans to enforce a second coronavirus lockdown amid violent protesters in Belgrade.
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At least 357 new COVID-19 cases were confirmed in 24 hours and 11 people had died, according to the country’s Health Ministry.

Serbia went from having one of the strictest lockdowns in Europe to near-complete reopening at the beginning of May.

The country's total confirmed cases on Tuesday stood at 17,076 with 341 virus-related deaths.
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I think this should be viewed in context with the article published two days ago. https://balkaninsight.com/2020/07/06...vid-narrative/
 
https://balkaninsight.com/2020/07/03...res-in-serbia/
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday criticised the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network, BIRN, over its recent investigation into the number of COVID-19 victims in Serbia, saying the report, published on June 22, used data that was not authentic.

The report said the state COVID-19 database showed that more than twice as many infected patients had died than the authorities announced and that hundreds more people had tested positive for the virus in recent days than was admitted.

But in an interview for Radio Television of Serbia, RTS, on Thursday, Vucic said he was “completely sure that they [the data BIRN published] are not authentic”.

Questioned about the BIRN report, some members of the state Crisis Staff did not deny the information contained in it but said they had not seen the database and tried to blame the difference in numbers on methodology.
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https://balkaninsight.com/2020/07/10...vid-19-crisis/
A team of 15 doctors and other medical personnel from Tuzla and Sarajevo in Bosnia left for the town of Novi Pazar in southwest Serbia on Friday to help colleagues deal with a fresh outbreak of the coronavirus, which has claimed dozens of lives in the mainly Bosniak region of Sandzak in the last few weeks.

As the team was on its way to Serbia, Novi Pazar hospital coordinator Mirsad Đerlek told the media that 10 people had died overnight – all of them over 75 years of age – and that 290 remained in hospital after 80 were released as recovered. On Thursday, officials reported 266 new cases in Serbia and 11 deaths, with 3,339 active cases and 120 people on respirators.
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“The situation in Sandzak is alarming and we have decided to help colleagues in Novi Pazar because our initial experience in dealing with the coronavirus in all medical branches has proved very good,” Rifatbegovic was quoted as saying before his team set off.
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In the meantime, the Serbian government has increased its own medical help for Sandzak and a military field hospital has been set up in Novi Pazar.
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