Lončar

Next to Loncar's face was the emblem of the Kosovo Liberation Army, an ethnic Albanian guerrilla army that fought Serbian security forces in the late 1990s to end a decade of repression in Kosovo under then strongman Slobodan Milosevic.

Serbian tabloids had already accused the faculty of effectively recognising Kosovo, but Loncar, 37, said the posters left her "honestly shocked."

He told the citizens not to do that anymore, because neither of them is to blame for anything.

A total of 6.020.429 have been tested so far, of which 20.852 in the last 24 hours.
So far, 1.055.296 cases have been registered since the outbreak of the pandemic.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, 9.157 people have lost the battle with the coronavirus in Serbia.
6.636 people were hospitalized, and 279 were on respirators.

According to him, there are enough vaccines, and citizens can choose. Loncar said that such a request would not make sense if the state did not provide enough vaccines for all citizens, and pointed out that citizens do not think about the costs of treatment because they know that the state pays for it.

According to the latest information, 104 new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Serbia.
Four people died.
There are 12 patients on the respirator, and 293 people are in hospital.
In the last 24 hours, 8.397 people were tested.

5 people died.
There are 13 patients on respirators.
Minister of Health of Serbia, Zlatibor Lonar, warned today that if we continue with relaxed behavior and without the implementation of vaccination that will lead us to collective immunity, we can expect a worsening of the situation regarding the coronavirus in a few weeks.

It has already been announced that the measures will certainly be tightened, and the members of the Crisis Staff have reached a common position - something must be done over the weekend.

"Large part of the world can only dream of what Serbia is doing. These are the facts. We will continue to work at the same pace," Loncar said after talks with Republika Srpska Health Minister Alen Seranic.
Loncar announced that Serbia will help its neighbors when it comes to vaccines.

The previous session was held on Tuesday, and a decision was made that the current measures will remain in force until further notice.
The Minister of Health, Zlatibor Lonar, stated last night that a total of 84.075 citizens have been vaccinated in Serbia so far, and added that the vaccination will continue tomorrow, as well as in the following days.

Today, the Minister of Health, Zlatibor Lonar, received Sinopharm's vaccine against COVID-19, and then he referred to the appearance of a new strain in Hungary.
"The new strain that has appeared in Hungary worries us. There are already 5 people infected with it. That is what we will talk about today at the Crisis Staff," Loncar said.