Prime Minister Ana Brnabic stated today that there are approximately 1,500 free ventilators in our country, of which 1,030 are in the central warehouse, and added that they are sent every day to general hospitals that never had that medical equipment.
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Approximately 1,500 ventilators available in Serbia
Belgrade,
24 July 2020
In a statement for Pink Television, Brnabic said that there are more than 400 ventilators in hospitals and that 45 were sent from the central warehouse.
The Prime Minister pointed out that the President of Serbia invested all his political credibility in the purchase of ventilators because it was important that health workers are never faced with the dilemma who to turn off from a ventilator.
According to her, in our country, since the beginning of the fight against the coronavirus, no one has died or fought without connecting to a respirator, if he needed one.
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