Minister of Health Zlatibor Loncar announced today that the situation with coronavirus is the most difficult in Belgrade, where the number of patients and the pressure on health institutions is the highest, stating that there are now approximately 300 vacancies in the capital in hospitals, but added that the number of examinations in COVID dispensaries is increasing.
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Situation regarding coronavirus most critical in Belgrade
Belgrade,
9 November 2020
After the meeting with the directors of COVID hospitals, Loncar stated that the first next hospital that will completely enter the COVID system will be the General Hospital Pancevo.
As of yesterday, the Zemun hospital has completely switched to the COVID system, and it is estimated that it could be used for the next day, day and a half, he warned and emphasised that the number of examinations is growing from hour to hour compared to previous days.
In total, we have already passed 3,000 views. We are opening additional COVID clinics, a triage centre in Zemun, we are doing everything in our power. But even that capacity has a limit. Direct non-compliance with the measures leads to the collapse of the system, said Loncar.
He illustrated the seriousness of the situation with the fact that one hospital in Belgrade, which has COVID patients, consumes five tons of oxygen per day, which is the usual consumption on a monthly basis.
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Author: Tanjug
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