Pandemics
WHO: Spread of COVID-19 in the World has Decreased by 10% in a Week
More than 3.3 million people have been infected with the coronavirus worldwide in the past week, and more than 55,000 have died. This was announced by the World Health Organization (WHO), explaining that the number of new infections and deaths has decreased by 10% in the last seven days, reports TACC.
In Serbia, more than 6.100 new patients, 42 people died
There are currently 212 patients on respirators, out of 5.663 hospitalized persons, according to the official website covid19.rs of the Ministry of Health.
Since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, a total of 5.539.038 people have been tested and 905.677 patients have been registered.
Government approves new CNSU measures in COVID-19 pandemic context
The Government approved, under a decision on Thursday, the new measures proposed by the National Committee for Emergency Situations (CNSU) in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, establishing, among others, that the persons vaccinated against COVID-19 where the incidence rate exceeds 6 cases per thousand inhabitants can move freely outside their homes on the days of Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Schools will never close again, vows health minister
All options and alternatives are on the cards to maintain face-to-face education and schools should never close again, Health Minister Fahrettin Koca has said.
Some 18 million students and more than 1 million teachers returned to schools on Sept. 6 under strict anti-virus rules after nearly an 18-month break due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bulgaria should Ramp up Vaccination Rollout to Curb Covid-19 Spread
The coronavirus pandemic in Bulgaria could end when the level of 40,000 vaccinations per day is reached, mathematician Prof. Nikolay Vitanov has said. He told the Bulgarian National Radio that currently one-third of the infected people go through the disease without symptoms, without seeking medical help and they do not enter the official statistics.
COVID has Claimed the Lives of More Americans than the Spanish flu
COVID-19 has claimed the lives of more Americans since 2020 than the Spanish flu in 1918-19, according to data from the American Johns Hopkins University, world agencies reported, informs BTA.
Dr Stevanović: The real danger awaits us in the fall
He explained to Novosti that the possibility of a "collision" between coronavirus and the seasonal flu awaits us.
According to him, the authorities cannot predict with certainty what the situation with the flu virus will be like this year, and he reminded that last year's season was mild.
Public transport use in Istanbul declines by half due to COVID-19
The number of people using public transport in Istanbul declined 49 percent in the first half of 2021 compared to the same period in 2019 due to fear of the coronavirus pandemic.
Minors 12-17 only allowed to enter public indoor spaces by presenting negative rapid test for past 48h
The Greek government is trying to sway citizens to take the Covid-19 vaccines by introducing a series of segregation measures
Dr. Kon: The number of infected will grow; quarantine until mid-October
Also, due to the growing number of newly infected even among children, online classes have started in high schools in 40 cities and municipalities in Serbia. A member of the Crisis Staff, Dr Predrag Kon, estimated that the epidemiological situation in Serbia will worsen.