Kon

Delic stated that the decisions of the Crisis Staff and the easing of measures seem unconvincing and do not instill confidence. He also told his decision-making colleagues for Nova.rs portal to stay true to their profession and the Hippocratic oath they took.

However, as he said, "reality is as it is" and that "they will consider this decision again".
He said on RTS that he did not even know why the application of the measure that one can enter Serbia only with a negative PCR test was postponed for two days and is valid only from midnight.

"We are coming to a flattening of the curve. One needs to be careful, but here we are. We are now much more following hospitalizations and the difference between admissions and discharges that dropped to 130 yesterday. There are still more admissions than discharges.

15.697 people were tested.
There are 283 patients on respirators.
Earlier, epidemiologist and member of the Crisis Staff, Dr Predrag Kon, said that the endurance of the system is reaching its limits.

Epidemiologist Predrag Kon expects a smaller number of new cases in Belgrade next week, but that will not go evenly throughout the country because the virus has spread differently.

The funeral of SPC Patriarch Irinej caused the most controversy, and when asked to comment on the event and whether the measures of the Crisis Staff were respected, Dr Kon said that, based on what he saw on television, it is quite certain that the measures were not fully respected.

But, he added, the medical check-up will be obligatory.
Kon told N1 television that a third of Belgrade's parents said they wanted to send their children to kindergartens and that it was difficult to provide child protective equipment.

In the last 24 hours, 3.540 people have been tested and a total of 45.355 people tested so far.
Five more people have died from the coronavirus, bringing death toll in Serbia to 130.
So far, 977 people have recovered from COVID-19, while 101 patients are 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.

He told Television Prva that many more people are being tested in Serbia now than before, with more than 3.000 being tested yesterday.