Goran Stevanovic

We have spare beds in hospitals for the next 24 hours, maybe a bit longer, and after that we have to open new capacities," Dr. Stevanovic reported.

"Milorad Dodik is in Banja Luka. Yesterday, we sent a team of our doctors, headed by the CEO of the Infectious Diseases clinic in Belgrade Dr Goran Stevanovic. We are monitoring at all times," said Vui.

It is too early to say when it will be over, according to him. "This is a story that will not end in May, and we will have new patients during June, and maybe even longer after that," Dr Stevanovic said.

5.274 samples were tested, out of which 102 came out positive for the coronavirus.
COVID-19 death rate in Serbia is now 2.04 percent. A total of 9.464 coronavirus cases were confirmed in the country so far, while 2.116 people were hospitalised, with 54 of them on ventilators, while 1.551 patients recovered.

In Serbia, four people have died in the last 24 hours due to coronavirus.
A total of 3.281 people were tested in that period, 224 of who tested positive for coronavirus bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 7.114.
The bulletin said that 3.226 patients have been hospitalized, with 103 patients on respirators.

"Don't wait for 3, 5, 7, 10 days to pass by itself, believe me, it won't. You will come with a harder clinical picture", Dr Goran Stevanovic explains.
"This is a struggle for all of us," says Goran Stevanovic, Director of the Belgrade Clinic for Infectious Disease.
He stated that we need temporary hospitals because such healthcare facilities do not exist anywhere in the world.