Isolation

He stated that two measures are crucial - wearing the protective equipment in society and keeping a distance, and in the new conditions, they need to add physical activity and stay in the fresh air.
According to him, it is good that the parks as well as the areas along the river are open, because fresh air and walking are necessary for everyone, especially after isolation.

Two women and three men have died, epidemiologist Predrag Kon confirmed.
Out of 4.365 COVID-19 tests that were performed in the last 24 hours, 263 were positive.
Serbia now has the total of 8.042 confirmed coronavirus cases, while 1.182 patients have recovered so far.
The total of 3.044 patients have been hospitalised and 85 were on respirators.

This increased the total number of patients to 5.994 cases.
3.853 were hospitalized and 126 were on respirators.
In Serbia, in the last 24 hours, seven more have died, totaling 117.
637 people were cured.
"The isolation lasts 14 days for those who have been in contact with the infected person," Dr Predrag Kon said.

Five men and two women died.
Currently, there are 3.765 patients in hospitals and 122 on the respirator. There are 20.156 people in isolation and 534 people cured.
They said that 3.094 people had been tested over the previous 24 hours bringing the total number of people tested to 32.566, while 372 people have been tested positive for the last 24 hours.

The Minister of Internal Affairs, Marcel Vela, warned, on Thursday, those desiring to come home for Easter that they will not stay in self-isolation, but in institutional quarantine, over 13,000 beds being available.

Five more deaths of COVID-19 in Serbia, three women and two men died in the last 24 hours, with a total death toll being 99, while 408 people were tested positive. The diseased were 69 years of age on average and the mortality rate until Wednesday was 2.03 percent.
Since Tuesday at 3 pm, 2.880 people were tested, and 408 were positive on coronavirus infection.

In scope of measures to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus outbreak, Turkey has launched a brand new project in a bid to monitor citizens who have been isolated due to COVID-19.

Turkey lifted quarantine measures on six areas in five provinces, with 156 others remain in isolation, the country's Interior Ministry announced on April 8. 

As of 4 p.m. (1300GMT) on April 8, two district centers, six towns, 92 villages, 47 neighborhoods, and nine hamlets across 45 provinces were still under quarantine, the ministry said in a statement.

"If we are going to introduce more drastic measures, now is the time to decide," Kon told "Danas" daily.
Asked what his personal attitude was, as well as whether there was a need for more rigorous restrictions, Kon said that "in Belgrade, which is particularly vulnerable, it must in any way ensure that contacts between citizens are reduced to the minimum".

There are 2.000 people in self-isolation.
The most infected, 55 of them, are in Krusevac, and 51 are hospitalized at the infectious ward of the Krusevac general hospital. On Monday, three people were sent for further treatment at the Nis Clinic.