Branislav Tiodorovic

60 people died.
There are 282 patients on respirators.
Epidemiologist and member of the Crisis Staff, Dr Branislav Tiodorovic, said that doctors suggested switching to online classes for at least ten days, but as that proposal was not adopted, he does not expect the epidemiological situation to stabilize since the number of infected children is growing in Serbia.

Students will soon return to schools, and it seems that Serbia is slowly easing measures.

During the week, the Crisis Staff will review the request to allow the reopening of the indoor sections of the catering facilities.

The decision was made at the meeting of the medical part of the Crisis Staff and Prime Minister Ana Brnabic.

The number of newly infected, which reached almost 3.000 yesterday, does not inspire optimism that there will be easing of measures, but everything says that the existing measures will remain in force, maybe even be tightened. It all depends on today's daily report and the results at 3 p.m.

"The current epidemiological situation in Serbia can be marked as uncertain," said epidemiologist Dr. Branislav Tiodorovic.

But, he added, the medical check-up will be obligatory.
Kon told N1 television that a third of Belgrade's parents said they wanted to send their children to kindergartens and that it was difficult to provide child protective equipment.

Six people have died, three men and three women, bringing total number of dead to 168, while 1.260 patients recovered, and 79 of them are presently on respirators.
5.446 people were tested in the last 24 hours, and 222 patients were infected with the coronavirus until 3 pm today.
A total of confirmed cases of coronavirus is 8.497, out of 73.363 tested.

At 3 pm, four people have died in 24 hours in Serbia, totaling 103. Three men and one woman died.
There are 3.511 patients hospitalized in Serbia, with 128 people on the respirator.
So far, 71 men and 32 women died of COVID-19.
In the last 24 hours, 3.194 people were tested, and 445 were positive on coronavirus infection.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic delivered 9 clinical and 20 mobile respirators in Nis, as well as a large number of masks and other medical equipment.
Vucic was greeted in Nis by Mayor Darko Bulatovic, member of Crisis Staff epidemiologist Branislav Tiodorovic and director of CC Nis Nis Zoran Radovanovic.

The person was 48 years old and was staying at KBC Dragisa Misovic in Belgrade. In Serbia, three people died in one day, with a total of seven coronavirus victims.
"We expect that this week will be difficult, as well as next, there will be an increase in the number of infected, and there will be more deaths, we need to be aware of that", epidemiologist Branislav Tiodorovic said.