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He was indicted for the kidnapping and abuse of a minor girl from Brzi Brod. The first-instance verdict was publicly announced in the High Court shortly after 11 a.m., in the presence of the family of the injured minor as well as numerous journalists.

In terms of the number of patients, Nis comes second, with 101 new cases, while in all other cities less than 100 newly infected have been registered.
In Kragujevac, where 83 new cases were registered, the number of infected people increased slightly compared to yesterday.
It is followed by Sabac with 67 new cases, Kraljevo with 58, and Uzice with 50 new cases of COVID-19.

There will be no organized New Year's Eve or reruns.
The measures will be valid until January 11, Blic has learned.
This means that the caterers will work until 6 pm on December 31 and January 1, the Serbian government told Tanjug.
Grocery stores will be open until 8 p.m.

"We want to finish everything that came to us from the government, and the independent institutions," the Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia Ivica Dacic told TV Prva. He said that the regular session lasts until midnight on December 29.

This decision was made by the Holy Synod of Bishops as the supreme canonical authority in the Church, authorized to schedule sessions of the highest church body.

After fulfilling the conditions, taking the anamnesis and filling out the form, measuring the temperature, the Prime Minister received her first dose of the vaccine at the "Torlak" Institute. She thus became the first person in Serbia to receive the coronavirus vaccine.

In the last 24 hours, 16.617 samples were tested, and 2.188.004 since the outbreak of the epidemic.
There are 309 patients on the respirator, and 9.672 of them were hospitalized.
So far, 2.833 people have died, and the death rate stands at 0.91 percent.

At the beginning of the conference, the Provincial Secretary for Health, Zoran Gojkovi, presented data on newly infected and deceased people in Serbia.
He said that the largest number is still in Belgrade, 1.364, followed by Novi Sad with 250 and Nis with 182 new cases.

As Radio Television of Serbia reported, infectologist Mijomir Pelemis, former director of the Infectious Diseases Clinic of the Clinical Center of Serbia and a current member of the government's Crisis Staff for Combating COVID-19 epidemic, was awarded the Order of Karadjordje's Star of the First Degree.

After that, Vui presented the decorations to individuals, in separate ceremonies, in accordance with the introduced epidemiological measures.