Torlak Institute

In the last 24 hours, 30 people died.
There are 113 patients on respirators.
In the last 24 hours, 34.817 samples were tested in Serbia.
There are 2.729 COVID patients in hospital, 35 more than in the previous update, and 113 people on respirators, four less than the data published yesterday. Mortality is currently 0.87 percent.

Namely, she is the first person to receive the "Sputnik" vaccine produced at the Torlak Institute. As she says, she feels good.
"I'm fine. I was at the clinic until half past 11, I examined 30 people... I didn't have any problems. I believed that there wouldn't be any," said Dr Grujicic.

Belgrade's Institute of Virology, Vaccines and Sera "Torlak" will officially start producing Russia's Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine on Serbian soil on Friday, June 4, the press service of Serbian Innovation and Technological Development Minister Nenad Popovic, who also chairs the parliamentary friendship group with Russia, told TASS on Wednesday.

Serbian citizens will be exempted from paying road tolls in North Macedonia during the summer holiday season from 15 June to 15 August as a sign of gratitude for the vaccines Serbia has procured, North Macedonian Health Minister Venko Filipče announced on Tuesday.

Russian Fund for Direct Investment and Institute of Virology, Vaccines and Sera, Torlak announced earlier today that an agreement was made on the production of the Sputnik V vaccine in Serbia.

The vaccines were delivered to the Torlak Institute.
It is the regular delivery of "Pfizer" vaccines, they add in the Ministry.

In the last 24 hours, 12.047 people were tested.
There are 138 people on respirators.
Since the outbreak of the pandemic, 402.700 people have fallen ill with COVID-19 in Serbia, and 4.085 have died.
A total of 2.664.142 people were tested for coronavirus in Serbia by 3 p.m.

Djerlek: It is still early to ease measures

President of Serbia thanked all health workers who fought against the coronavirus.
He pointed out that the state was forced to deny certain things to young people in order to save the lives of older fellow citizens.

They received the vaccine at the Torlak Institute while it was aired live on television.
Ana Brnabi was the first to sit down and thus became the first European Prime Minister to be vaccinated against coronavirus.

Kon told N1 TV that the prerequisite for the introduction of a 24-hour restraining order was "a serious deterioration of the situation" and said it meant "a sudden jump in the number of infected and dead".