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"This is certainly a difficult time, perhaps the hardest in the last two decades. We are fighting a dangerous invisible opponent," Vucic said.
Yesterday, the WHO reiterated that Serbia was keeping the epidemic under control. He thanked them for noticing it.
"The ignorance and unpreparedness of the whole world contributed to the spread of this virus, but I think we did a good job thanks to the expertise and measures that we brought in time even though Serbia was subjected to a severe blow," Vucic said.
He said that today some people die because they waited too long in order to avoid going to the Fair and added: "The hospital is not good, it is better to be at the Fair or Cair than to be in a hospital."
"We had a rough night tonight, we have new hotspots," Vucic said.
"If these hotspots were not present, the percentage would be much smaller. When we put the those places under control and avoid new ones, then I believe that the percentage will fall. We still have a growing number of patients on the respirators", Vucic said.
He noted that it was not Belgrade, but smaller cities, such as Pancevo, Kovin...
He pointed out that he was especially proud of the pensioners because they showed that they were the most responsible part of society. "The job of the state was to help the experts and impose tough and unpopular measures. It is not good for any pensioner to be locked up for 24 hours, but we are saving lives. The second obligation was to help health care and the third to provide goods."
"We need to start worrying about the economy. I've talked to epidemiologists, we need to worry about reducing the number of people on the respirator. I'm optimistic for the first time. The hardest thing will be with the opening of schools,...