Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications Rasim Ljajic confirmed today that a pop-up hospital will open at the site of the High School of Medicine or the “Pendik” sports hall in Novi Pazar for taking patients with mild coronavirus symptoms.
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Pop-up hospital to open in Novi Pazar
Novi Pazar,
6 April 2020
Ljajic said in an interview for Television Prva from Novi Pazar, where he delivered medical equipment to the local health centre together with the President of Serbia, that Russian military experts visited these two locations today and said that they preliminarily meet the requirements and can be refurbished in a short period of time, but that they will give their final opinion tomorrow.
He added that the Serbian Army will deliver beds and the space will be refurbished so as to meet technical, health and medical standards and so that the infected people from Novi Pazar would not have to be sent to other cities.
If citizens stick to the measures and recommendations of experts and stay at home, we can avoid the worst-case scenario, Ljajic reiterated, expressing confidence that the residents of Novi Pazar will pass the test of responsibility, regardless of the indiscipline initially shown.
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Author: Tanjug
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