Montenegro has most new Covid cases in Europe, new measures from Friday: Here is where Serbia stands
There have been 600.9 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in Montenegro
European statistical centers singled out Montenegro last week as the country with the highest number of newly infected coronavirus cases per 100,000 inhabitants, out of 52 countries in Europe.
Recommended
2 arrested as record cocaine haul is seized in Montenegro: Drugs found in shipment of bananas
Montenegrins in touch with Serbian embassy: They are waiting for their citizens in Kabul to call
According to their data, 600.9 cases were registered per 100,000 inhabitants in Montenegro.
In second place in terms of the number of newly infected is Georgia, in third so-called Kosovo, followed by the United Kingdom, and Serbia with 317 new positives per 100,000 people.
The Montenegrin government announced new measures for September 10, when the current order expires, Podgorica's Vijesti reports.
The existing measures were adopted on August 21, when 6,515 cases of coronavirus were active in Montenegro, while 7,975 were recorded yesterday.
Epidemiologist Milena Popovic Samardzic assessed yesterday that the epidemiological situation is a cause for concern, not only because Montenegro is in seventh place in the world when it comes to the number of deaths from Covid and at the very top of the list when it comes to the newly infected, "but also because we are not taking in these brutal facts."
(Telegraf.rs/Tanjug)