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Strahuju od posljedica Crnog petka

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29. 11. 2020.

Srbija je u posljednja 24 sata registrirala novi dnevni rekord sa 65 umrlih i prešla brojku od 1500 smrtnih slučajeva od početka epidemije covida-19, objavile su u nedjelju zdravstvene vlasti.

Od 15.508 testiranih 6179 je pozitivno na koronavirus, hospitalizirano je 7256 ljudi, od toga na respiratorima 252 oboljela, objavilo je ministarstvo zdravstva. U Srbiji je dosad testirano 1.760.489 uzoraka i potvrđeno 169.214 zaraženih koronavirusom.

Tek očekuju posljedice Crnog petka

Zbog trenda povećanja broja novooboljelih i sve više zaraženih kojima je potrebna bolnička njega, Srbija od ponedjeljka uvodi dodatne covid odjele u bolnicama u Ivanjici, Zaječaru i Pirotu.

Državni tajnik u ministarstvu zdravstva Berislav Vekić upozorio je da postoje građani koji nisu svjesni opasnosti koronavirusa i ponovio apel da izbjegavaju svaki kontakt kako bi se suzbilo širenje zaraze.

Članovi kriznog stožera rekli su da će se tek sljedećeg tjedna pokazati posljedice Crnog petka, kada su tisuće ljudi pohrlile u trgovačke centre radi velikih popusta.

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