Vranje

"Today's workload is 100 cases, the largest part refers to Vranje in one work organization. 39 of them are direct, family contacts with people who became infected in the company," she told B92 television.
According to her, the case of Vranje showed how the coronavirus spreads quickly if protective equipment is not used and the rules are not followed.

She stated that the Crisis Staff will consider the issue of possible opening of administrative crossings between central Serbia and Kosovo and Metohija tomorrow.
"I will insist that it be resolved as soon as possible, that is in our greatest interest." We will see if we solve it tomorrow", Brnabic told reporters.

That happened in the furniture factory "Dodic" in Vranje, Deputy Director of the Institute of Public Health of Serbia, Darja Kisic Tepavcevic stated.
She pointed out that it is a newly identified hotspot and that there are no other major hotspots in Serbia.

The factory was locked down a few days ago.
In Vranje, due to the increase in the number of new patients, COVID Hospital was reopened, which was closed at the end of April, and 52 new patients were registered during the weekend.

According to the initial information, the accident took place around 1.20 pm near the turning for the restaurant Przar.
23 persons sustained injures in this rollover accident, and they are taken to the hospital for medical check-up, RTS reports.
As "Novosti" was told in the police, the bus was heading from Golemo selo towards Vranje.

Brnabic said that in this way the state wants to express gratitude to the people who are doing the hardest and most dangerous tasks and are ready to sacrifice their lives in order to preserve the safety of all citizens of Serbia.

The same is true of "cooperation and peace with everyone, because only in peace can they continue to build and elevate our one and only Serbia," Vucic said in Belgrade, according to the Serbian government.

The complaint as been filed to the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade.

Sabic reacted in this way because of suspicion that in the actions of one or more employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) contain elements of the criminal offense of unauthorized collection of personal data.

According to unconfirmed information, the boy was "playing with a bullet" before the start of class - and at one point the bullet hit a metal part of the bench (and exploded).

Jugoslav Cvetanovic was shot and killed in the the center of the southern Serbian town of Vranje in the night between Tuesday and Wednesday.

The killer or killers fired about 30 bullets, "most likely using a silencer," at Cvetanovic, a figure that was "known to the police."