First Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said today that Serbia has taken all measures to combat coronavirus on time and managed to avoid the unfavourable development of the situation, so it can be said that the epidemic is under control.
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All coronavirus-related measures taken on time
Belgrade,
11 April 2020
Dacic said in a statement to Television Happy that the current situation shows that a strong public health system is needed and that investments in it are needed.
According to him, there are no longer Serbian nationals who are stranded at airports and borders, adding that they respond immediately when such cases occur.
So far, about 5,000 people have returned to the country, half of whom have arrived by plane and the rest by buses and cars, he said.
Dacic said that a flight to Vienna is planned for today, tomorrow for Dubai, on Monday for Malta, on Tuesday for Bratislava and Prague, on Wednesday for Oslo and on Thursday for Paris.
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Author: Tanjug
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