On the basis of evaluation of the current epidemiological situation in the region, the Serbian government made a decision to impose a mandatory self-isolation in the duration of 14 days for all citizens of Montenegro entering Serbia.
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Obligatory self-isolation for Montenegrin citizens entering Serbia
Belgrade,
7 July 2020
These persons are required to report upon entering Serbia an address where they will be staying in next two weeks so that the authorities could monitor whether the measure of obligatory self-isolation is respected.
The Serbian government will continue to monitor with the utmost care the development of the epidemiological situation caused by the coronavirus both in the country and the region.
The government appeals once again to all citizens to respect the measures and be responsible towards themselves and others.
During the afternoon, two planes from China landed at Belgrade Nikola Tesla airport, bringing medical supplies and protective equipment.
One plane arrived from Shanghai and the other from Tianjin, near Beijing.
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