Cowpox

In the last 24 hours, 10.637 people were tested.
There are 162 patients on respirators.
There are 4.206 people in hospital.
Since the outbreak of the epidemic in Serbia, 2.588.844 people have been tested, and there are 390.637 confirmed cases. Coronavirus took a total of 3.965 lives in Serbia, and the mortality rate is 1.01 percent.

Prime Minister Florin Citu on Wednesday stated that Romania is carrying out a "successful" vaccination campaign against COVID-19, one of the most successful in Europe, and he mentioned that all EU states had to reconfigure during this time the dose administration pace because manufacturing companies have adjusted their production.

In the last 24 hours, 11.443 people were tested.
There are 164 patients on respirators.
Since the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic, 389.045 people have fallen ill in Serbia, and 3.944 people have died.
Today, Belgrade records 486 newly infected people.
Novi Sad is in second place with 92 new cases of infection.

Chairman of the National COVID-19 Vaccination Activities Committee (CNCAV) Valeriu Gheorgita said on Tuesday that less than 10,000 teaching staff have so far been immunised. "I think there were about 7,000 people, as far as I know. I am not able to give you the data from yesterday [Monday], but we are talking about less than 10,000 teaching staff vaccinated.

In the last 24 hours, 13.488 people were tested.
There are currently 4.379 patients in hospital.
Mass vaccination against coronavirus is being carried out in Serbia.

4.512 people were hospitalized.
The number of deaths from coronavirus since the outbreak of the epidemic in Serbia is 3.905. As of the end of this daily bulletin, 385.126 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Serbia. Mass immunization against coronavirus is being carried out in Serbia, and 256.521 people have been vaccinated so far.

Everything is ready for the reception of the first citizens, as shown by the photos from the place.

A total of 144 coronavirus vaccination centers were opened across Greece on Wednesday.

Health Ministry Secretary General for Primary Health Care, Marios Themistokleous, has said more than 1,000 centers will be gradually opened across the country as more doses of the Covid-19 vaccine become available.

Senate President Anca Dragu on Tuesday stated, after getting the anti-COVID-19 vaccine herself, that the vaccination rate has increased in the latest while and this means people will be able to resume their lives soon, which is a very good sign for the economy too. "I am glad that we've come to see this day when a vaccine against this virus is available.

"No one has said what will happen to the anti-epidemic measures since early February. This is due to happen within the next seven days. I expect the government to come out with a decision early next week," said in the studio of "Hello Bulgaria" Deputy Prime Minister Tomislav Donchev.