Deputy Director of the Institute for Public Health "Milan Jovanovic Batut" Darija Kisic Tepavcevic said today that in the first wave of the coronavirus epidemic in Serbia, the fight was initially aimed at saving the lives of the oldest population, and that, according to world guidelines, we must show personal responsibility during the second wave of the epidemic.
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Personal responsibility important in second wave of COVID-19 epidemic
Belgrade,
21 July 2020
Kisic Tepavcevic pointed out at the press conference of the COVID-19 crisis response team in the Palace of Serbia that in recent days there has been a relative stagnation of the absolute number of patients, so we can expect to have a downward trend in the number of infected people.
She assessed that this is a good parameter, because when a few hundred new cases are recorded every day, along with all those who did not contact a doctor, there are more and more potential carriers of infections, and if preventive measures are not applied, that number would be many times higher.
We must not relax, but it is an indicator that we are all doing well together, she said.
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