Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Nebojsa Stefanovic announced today that approximately 290 citizens of our country have violated the measure of self-isolation and proceedings have been instituted before the competent courts.
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80,000 citizens of Serbia in self-isolation
Belgrade,
31 March 2020
In a statement to Pink Television, Stefanovic said that more than 80,000 citizens are currently in self-isolation and that those who do not respect the measure risk their own health as well as that of other people, which is why violators are sentenced to up to three years in prison.
It happens that citizens who return from abroad continue to move normally because they fail to respect the sanitary inspector's decision, he said, and that everyone who returns must be in self-isolation for 28 days, noting that the sanitary inspector’s resolution does not need to be served to everyone.
The Deputy Prime Minister reiterated that in the next few days we should show discipline because the coming two weeks are turning points when we look at the epidemic situation in other countries.
It is very important, as he pointed out, that the number of infected persons should not increase rapidly, which would lead to the overloading of the health system.
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