Most Outlets to Close Until Monday – Attempting to Help Health Workers

From tonight until Monday, March 22, all facilities will be closed in Serbia, except for food stores, pharmacies and gas stations, Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic announced after the session of the Crisis Response Team, RTS reports.

According to her, the numbers are stagnating and this is meant as support to health workers.

The Novosti daily reports that she emphasized that there was no curfew or any movement restriction.

– This is a compromise. It depends on us all whether it is to be extended. I appeal to everyone to be disciplined – she said, as reported by RTS.

It will be known on Monday whether the new measures are to be extended or not, Blic writes.

There have been 520,911 registered coronavirus infections in Serbia since the beginning of the epidemic, with 4,747 recorded deaths, as shown by the data on the covid19.rs website. So far, 2,040,313 coronavirus vaccine doses have been administered in Serbia, and 791,269 people have received the second dose as well, as shown by the data of the Government of Serbia.

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