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Kon told Prva TV that Serbia has not yet introduced the obligatory wearing of masks.
"Although it was in the draft and it exists as a draft, so it can be introduced at any time, if the situation worsens," he said.
According to him, it is important that vulnerable groups, such as those over 65, and the chronically ill, wear masks.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a set of simple guidelines to help members of the public protect themselves and the people around them against the new coronavirus, which made its first appearance in Greece this week:

Wash your hands frequently

Are you tempted to stop a powerful sneeze? Better not, recommend British experts who have encountered unusual serious consequences of attempts to suppress the reflex, the Associated Press and Daily Express report.

Ancient Greece is considered to be the crucible of western civilisation. With the invention of the earliest form of democracy, the adoption of philosophy, theatre and the arts their contribution to what we take for granted today can not be underestimated. But they also did some things no so widely known things that we might see as pretty crazy from modern-day standards.

Ancient Greece is widely known for its immense contributions to western society and the world in general, from philosophy and sports, to theatre and medicine. But the amazing Greeks also did some pretty weired stuff, like anointing their bodies with a mixture of athletes’ sweat and dust with oil to “take” the energy of the gymnasts, or using sneezing and squatting to prevent pregnancies!