Since the coronavirus outbreak in Montenegro, 252 persons have been infected. Over 7.000 persons are under watch.
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17.50
Epidemic situation in Tuzi is carefully monitored, and so is in Vrela Ribnička and in Bijelo Polje, Biokovac village, said assistant director of the Institute for Public Health, Dr Senad Begić.
https://www.cdm.me/english/when-will-tuzi-go-out-of-lockdown/
Police in Podgorica arrested Mr Siniša Smiljić, a priest, national of Bosnia and Herzegovina, on suspicion of committing criminal offence – failure to act upon healthcare regulations for the suppression of contagious disease.
17.06
Around 60 analyses have been carried out since this morning and all samples tested negative.
https://www.cdm.me/english/institute-for-public-health-reports-no-new-cases-of-coronavirus
16:55
Ministers of Foreign Affairs in the region have addressed a letter to the European Commissioner for Trade, Mr Phil Hogan, high representative of the EU for foreign policy and security, vice-president of the EC, Mr Josep Borrell and European Commissioner for Neighborhood and Enlargement, Mr Oliver Varhely, requesting to exempt WB from the EU restrictions referring to the export of medical products.
16.06
Local communities of the Municipality of Tivat have submitted lists of persons belonging to risky categories who need support of the volunteers of the Municipal Protection and Rescue Team.
15.43
Protection and Rescue Service of Berane has carried out detailed disinfection procedure of entrances and access roads, as well as area in the Healthcare center and General Hospital.
15.30
Montenegro’s most important interest is preventing spread of the coronavirus and protecting health of the citizens, and as we can see, we are doing that successfully. Example of efficient and responsible acting of residents of Tuzi is additional incentive for us, said Mr Milo Đukanović after his visit to the Municipality of Tuzi.
https://www.cdm.me/english/the-main-goal-is-to-stop-spread-of-coronavirus/
15.30
Montenegro’s Prime Minister, Mr Duško Marković, said in his address to citizens today that Government had prepared a package of economic measures with the aim of supporting economy, employees and vulnerable citizens.
https://www.cdm.me/english/markovic-presents-package-of-measures-to-support-economy-and-citizens/
15.27
Streets of the capital city are deserted. Looks like residents of Podgorica have finyll understood that they must adhere to measures imposed by the National Coordination Body because it is the only way to overcome the crisis and win.
15.22
Team of the staff of Hipotekarna bank initiated a humanitarian action for raising funds through online platform www. aplauzmedicinarima.me
14.00
Montefarm will deliver protective masks to pharmacies in all Montenegrin municipalities. The sale will start tomorrow.
11.12
Last night members of the Protection and Rescue Service decontaminated areas around the Clinical Center of Montenegro.
10.30
Podgorička bank activated today the first digital branch which will simplify and accelerate reception of requests of clients.
10.00
Three thousand liters of disinfectant solution were divided in ten municipalities in the north of Montenegro, as part of the humanitarian action “Sterilizator”.
09.30
Agriculture, as strategic economic branch, must be encompassed by the emergency package of measures, said SDP functionary, Mr Budimir Mugoša.
09.00
Last night police prosecuted 34 persons for leaving residential units despite the ban.
08.46
Montenegro’s president, Mr Milo Đukanović, will visit the Municipality of Tizi today and discuss current situation with the president of this municipality, Mr Nik Đeljošaj and his collaborators.
https://www.cdm.me/english/dukanovic-visits-tuzi/
08.40
According to the latest data of the Institute for Public Health, there are 252 persons infected with coronavirus in Montenegro. Another 107 analyses were carried out and three results were positive.
https://www.cdm.me/english/three-more-cases-of-coronavirus-in-montenegro/
08.19
World Health Organization (WHO) is in the phase of detailed examination of all relevant information referring to the reporting of the world media stating that 51 patients who recovered from the coronavirus in South Korea tested positive for the virus again, said Chief of the WHO Office for Montenegro, Ms Mina Brajović answering the question if the WHO has any data about this and what the data could mean for the world.
07.00
From the introduction of measures for suppression of the coronavirus (14 March) to 1 April, number of unemployed people in Montenegro has increased by 0,31%, said Employment Agency of Montenegro. The Agency expects unemployment to surge due to the epidemic while trade unions urge Government to provide subsidies for employers who aren’t working now and prevent dismissals.
https://www.cdm.me/english/montenegro-sees-first-unemployment-rise-due-to-coronavirus-epidemic/
06.30
Trucks with vegetables, accompanied by public utility police of Tuzi, arrived in the market yesterday.
06.20
Economic analyst, Mr Vasilije Kostić, said that Government’s seat of measures was put in practice in due time and well operational.
