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2020-12-24 12:36:13 GMT2020-12-24 20:36:13(Beijing Time) Xinhua English BELGRADE, Dec. 24 (Xinhua) -- Vaccination against COVID-19 started in Serbia on Thursday, with beneficiaries of elderly nursing homes prioritized, said the health ministry. Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, followed by members of the crisis response team Predrag Kon and Darija Kisic-Tepavcevicm, were the first to be vaccinated. The ministry said the remaining doses will be given to people aged over 75 who live in elderly care institutions. Serbia received the initial 4,875 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine on...

December 24, 2020 BELGRADE, Serbia The Serbian prime minister on Thursday received BioNTech and Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine showing that the vaccine is valid and officially launching the country’s vaccination campaign against coronavirus. Ana Brnabic along with Social Policy Minister Darija Kisic Tepavcevic received the vaccine as a sign of trust. Brnabic has become the first European prime minister to receive the vaccine. She said that today marks the beginning of the end of the coronavirus. “I felt obliged to be the first to receive the vaccine, in order to show that we believe in th...

Printskrin: TV Prva/ arhiva However, as he said, "reality is as it is" and that "they will consider this decision again". He said on RTS that he did not even know why the application of the measure that one can enter Serbia only with a negative PCR test was postponed for two days and is valid only from midnight. He added that the PCR test was important and that the medical part of the Crisis Staff had proposed such a measure before, but that "logistical support" should have been prepared. He added that the crowds at the borders are common at this time of the year, and that they are even...

Tanjug, Zoran Žestić The session will be held at 3:30 p.m. A member of the Crisis Staff, epidemiologist Branislav Tiodorović, said yesterday that measures would have to be introduced for Serbian citizens who come to the country from abroad, like those in force in those countries. "Negative PCR test, not older than 48 hours, and those who do not have it, will have to be quarantined for 10 days," Tiodorović explained. Epidemiologist Predrag Kon also points out that at the session of the Crisis Staff, it will certainly be decided on the extension of the measures that already exist and on...