Epidemiology

4.113 people were tested.
One person died and the number of deaths in Serbia is now 231. The mortality rate is currently 2.17%.
There are 16 people on respirators. So far, the number of cured is 4.799.

Greek authorities have announced one new fatality from COVID-19 in the past 24 hours, bringing the total to 163. The average age of the victims is 75. There were also 15 new confirmed cases and the total now stands at 2,834. There are 22 patients on ventilators. There have been 128,525 tests administered for the coronavirus.

Two people died, which brings total death toll to 230 victims of the coronavirus. The mortality rate is 2.17%.
In the last 24 hours, 6.526 people were tested, which increased the total number of tested in Serbia to 181.272.
The total number of hospitalized at this time is 764, and 4.713 people have recovered.

China's commercial hub of Shanghai announced the restart of classes for younger students amid falling virus cases, while New Orleans's famed restaurants were allowed to reopen with a limited number of diners.

A beach bar employee wearing a protective mask takes payment for sunbeds from beachgoers at Alimos, southern Athens on Saturday. More than 500 organized beaches were opened to the public over the weekend, coinciding with the first heat wave of the year, as Greece relaxed restrictions imposed to stem the spread of the coronavirus.

The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Serbia thus rose to 10.438.
The total number of victims is now 225, and the mortality rate is 2.16 percent. 837 people were hospitalized, and a total of 20 patients were on respirators.
The number of cured is 4.301.
In the last 24 hours, 5.873 samples were tested, and a total of 168.670.

"There are fewer infected people and less risk of infection. But there is still that possibility. There are people who are virus carriers without even knowing it. Therefore, our emphasis will be on testing to reach these asymptomatic people," Tiodorovic said.

The members of the Health Ministry's Coronavirus Science Board have announced that the rate of transmission up to 5 in the world has fallen below 1 in Turkey, while stressing on the necessity to carry on with the measures.

There are growing concerns in the ranks of the government over a trend of large crowds gathering in public squares in Athens and other cities in contravention of regulations banning groups of more than 10 people and dictating social distancing.

Minister of Health Kiril Ananiev has issued an order allowing the holding of cultural events, and visits to museums, galleries, libraries and indoor and outdoor cinemas.

This will take place in compliance with the social distancing requirements and all anti-epidemic measures.