Crisis HQ to discuss important topics on Monday: At least two important decisions to be made

Members of the Crisis HQ set up to fight against coronavirus will hold another session on Monday, September 14, and they are expected to make at least two decisions.

As Telegraf has learned from the HQ, first of all, as in previous session, the situation in schools will be assessed

"During the previous session it was concluded that despite the first confirmed and suspicious cases, there have been no problems in schools, that the situation is good. However, we all agreed that four days was not enough to consider the whole situation. Now we already have a clearer picture, although we should immediately say that there are no problems in schools and that all measures are being implemented properly," a source from the crisis HQ has told Telegraf.rs.

He added that a decision about the reopening of the Belgrade Fair should be made at the session on Monday.

"The Fair asked to start working. We left that decision aside last week, and now we should decide. With good measures, it can start working, but we will certainly first look at the epidemiological situation and then make a decision," says our interlocutor.

He added that requests, which are quite numerous, coming from the hospitality industry asking to be able to organize music events will be considered.

"In that case, great caution is needed when making a decision," explains our source from the HQ.

Although the media speculate that a mandatory quarantine measure may be adopted at Monday's session for all our people returning from summer vacations abroad, primarily from Montenegro where the situation with coronavirus is getting worse, he claims that there have been no hints among HQ members that this will be discussed as well.

"Of course, the situation in Montenegro will be considered. We are aware of the situation with coronavirus there, but I have no information that quarantine will be introduced for our people," one of the members of the Crisis HQ told Telegraf.rs.

(Telegraf.rs)