Nis

He states on his Facebook profile that the reason for this is the attacks on him personally, but also to an expert team on the social network, coronavirus penetration at the Gerontology Center in Nis.

Nobody can abolish Easter, it is our biggest holiday. We are all trying to figure out what the best solution would be," she told "Focus" on B92.
Dr Kisic Tepavcevic said that the Crisis Staff will monitor the situation day by day, but that it is very likely that the same measures will apply to this weekend as the previous weekend.

In the last 24 hours, 2.646 people were tested, while a total of 20.958 people were tested.
2.890 have been hospitalized, while 138 patients are on the respirator, provincial secretary of health prof. Zoran Gojkovic said.
Five more died, three men two women, average age 76 years. A total of 85 people died, with a mortality rate of 2.1 percent.

In Serbia, 1.893 people were tested in the last 24 hours, 238 of which were positive, Darija Kisic Tepavcevic, Deputy Director of the Batut Institute, told a news conference.
2,107 patients were hospitalized and 136 were on the respirator.

According to the President, from the very beginning Nis was under the great impact of the coronavirus, but he is sure that we will be able to defeat it with steel discipline and by acting responsible.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic delivered 9 clinical and 20 mobile respirators in Nis, as well as a large number of masks and other medical equipment.
Vucic was greeted in Nis by Mayor Darko Bulatovic, member of Crisis Staff epidemiologist Branislav Tiodorovic and director of CC Nis Nis Zoran Radovanovic.

The President's Office for Cooperation with the Media has announced.
Vucic will also meet with representatives of the local government, the Clinical Center Nis and other health institutions.
After the meeting, President Vucic will address the citizens of Nis and southern Serbia at 11 am through the media.

A total of 66 people have died and 2.867 tested positive since the outbreak of the pandemic, Dr Kisic Tepavcevic said, adding that 1.907 people who tested positive for coronavirus had been hospitalized, including 127 who are on respirators.
1.586 people had been tested over the previous 24 hours, bringing the total number of people tested in Serbia to 12.347.

All the deceased are male patients.
At the moment, there are 112 people on respirators.

"I don't think we are far or near," Vucic replied when asked how far we are from the introduction of the 24-hour curfew on the RTS TV show "Question Mark".