Darija Kisi Tepavevi

President Aleksandar Vucic laid a wreath at the Monument to the Heroes of Kosare to mark the anniversary of the end of the battle.
After laying the wreath, Vui talked to the veterans of the Battle of Koare, who also laid the wreath at the monument, and thanked them for everything they did for the fatherland.

Just to reiterate, a session of the Crisis Staff was held on Tuesday, almost a month after the previous one, but no new measures were introduced afterwards. Instead, everyone states that vaccination is the only solution. The situation is no better in the region, but also in many other countries worldwide.

The current epidemiological situation, the introduction of the third dose of the vaccine for individuals, as well as possible new measures were discussed at the session.
At the just-concluded session of the Crisis Staff, it is unofficially known that it was decided to enable the giving of the third dose to especially risk groups.

"In recent months, we have data that over 90 percent of patients have not been vaccinated. This is a significant indicator of how important vaccination is. Most of our meeting was focused on how to strengthen the response to vaccination," said Dr. Darija Kisi Tepavevi.

"The Serbian spirit is unwavering and has never backed down," Vucic said during his address to the citizens.
He pointed out that those who tried to tear Serbia down on Vidovdan, Vui said "did not cause her death", to the contrary, that Serbia continues to grow stronger.
"Serbia is a free and libertarian country," Vucic explained.

After laying the wreath, Vui talked to the veterans of the Battle of Koare, who also laid the wreath on the monument, and thanked them for everything they did for the homeland. "If we haven't done anything else, at least today we can talk about those who died and about your role," Vucic shared that fact with the veterans.

The session were attended by Predrag Kon, Branislav Tiodorovi, Goran Stevanovi, Ana Brnabi, Zlatibor Lonar, Darija Kisi Tepavevi...
After the session, Darija Kisi Tepavevi addressed the media, announcing the new decisions of the Crisis Staff.

There are currently 3.912 patients in hospital throughout Serbia, of which 160 are on respirators.
In the last 24 hours, 12.561 people were tested.
Since the outbreak of the epidemic in Serbia, 2.930.139 people have been tested, and 456.450 cases of infection have been confirmed.

All catering facilities on the territory of Serbia will work tomorrow and the day after tomorrow from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., regardless of whether or not they have a garden. After that, only delivery is allowed, so after 2 p.m., it is not possible to perform even a "counter service" in cafes and restaurants.

The Minister of Labor, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs of Serbia, Darija Kisi Tepavevi, said that it was clear why the new measures were adopted.
"We're all fed up with this virus and everything," she said.