Member of the COVID-19 crisis response team and Minister of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs Darija Kisic Tepavcevic announced that at today's session this team decided to extend the autumn break and that covid passes will be mandatory from 8 pm.
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Covid passes required from 8 pm as of Monday
Belgrade,
4 November 2021
Addressing the press after the session of the crisis response team, she explained that the introduction of covid passes led to a significant effect on increasing the frequency of vaccination with the first dose.
Accordingly, as she stated, it was decided to extend the period of its validity for catering facilities from 8 pm, which will now be able to work 24 hours, and this measure has been extended to casinos and bookmakers and will come into force on Monday.
Also, the crisis response team decided that the autumn break for primary and secondary school students will begin on Monday, 8 November, and will last until F 12 November, she specified and emphasised that the epidemiological situation in the country is quite unfavourable at the moment.
The Minister stated that 56 percent of adult citizens were vaccinated, but that only every fourth person between the ages of 18 and 30, which is why she appealed to all young people to help fight the epidemic by receiving the vaccine.
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