The Ministry of Justice stated today that as part of the fight against coronavirus, the Directorate for Confiscated Property Management put four hotels under its management in Novi Sad, Subotica and at Lake Palic at the disposal of the Serbian government and the Crisis Response Team to Curb Infectious Disease COVID-19.
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Directorate for Confiscated Property Management gives four hotels to government
Belgrade,
5 April 2020
The hotels in question are “Vojvodina” and “Putnik” in Novi Sad, “Patria” in Subotica and “Prezident” at Lake Palic.
Assistant Director of the Directorate Vladimir Ceklic said that hotel “Prezident” will be used to accommodate people coming back from abroad and waiting for the results of the coronavirus test.
The two hotels in Novi Sad and the one in Subotica will be used to accommodate health workers who are on the front line in the fight against the virus.
He added that the capacity of these four hotels is around 600 – “Vojvodina” can accommodate 120 people, “Putnik” 185, “Patria” 190 and “Prezident” 90 people. All anti-virus measures are being applied in all the hotels.
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