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No new deaths, 34 newly infected in 24 hours
According to the latest data, 3.427 people were tested.
A total of 11.227 cases of coronavirus have been registered in Serbia.
So far, 223.771 people have been tested.
As a result of the coronavirus in Serbia, 239 people died, while 6.067 were cured.
There are currently 11 patients on the respirator.
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Ferry routes to Greek islands resume
A woman is tested for coronavirus symptoms at Piraeus port as ferry services got back into full swing on Monday morning. Service resumed to all Greek island and mainland ports as part of the fourth phase of the government's plan to gradually bring the country out of a nationwide lockdown imposed in March to curb the spread of Covid-19.
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"The world is on the brink of a cold war"
He expressed regret over renewed tensions with Washington over the coronavirus epidemic.
The first cases of the new coronavirus were reported at the end of last year in the Chinese city of Wuhan, and since then the virus has spread to the entire planet and about 340.000 people have died from it.
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First COVID-19 case in Turkey originated in US: Study
Researchers in an Istanbul university have found that the first coronavirus case in Turkey originated in the U.S.
A team at Sabancı University, led by Assistant Professor Ogün Adebali, carried out a study to trace the spread of the COVID-19.
Baby tests positive for coronavirus
An eight-month-old baby that tested positive for the coronavirus was being treated in the intensive care unit of the Agia Sofia Children's Hospital in Athens on Thursday.
According to a report broadcast by state-run ERT TV, the infant was admitted to the hospital with an underlying disease.
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In the Home for the Elderly "Radost" in Negotin, 6 people died, 49 were infected
She was arrested because she did not take the prescribed measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, which is why 49 people fell ill in that home, and six users died.
The suspect was not arrested earlier, because she was being treated for the coronavirus until yesterday, the media report.
Cyprus records just one new coronavirus case
Just one new coronavirus case was announced in the Republic of Cyprus on Monday, raising total known cases to 917.
The new case, which emerged after a bulk of 1,287 samples were checked for the virus, was found through the round of tests on employees of the retail and construction sector that resumed operation two weeks ago as part of the first phase of the relaxation of measures.
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Turkey's seniors allowed out for second Sunday
Turkey's seniors got their second chance to venture outside on May 17 as the country continues to ease some coronavirus restrictions.
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The first country in Europe to declare the end of the epidemic
WHO Director in Serbia: Extremely high probability for the second wave in the fall
"We hope that the summer will be relatively calm, but it is certainly extremely likely that it will return in the fall, and some peaks of the epidemic may even be over the summer," Ivanusa said as a guest in the morning program of RTS.
He stated that it is now much more important than before to respect measures of protection against the spread of coronavirus infection.