Montenegro has recorded 324 coronavirus infections since the start of the coronavirus outbreak. There are 63 people currently infected with the virus, while 253 people beat it. Eight people died from Covid-19. The second phase of lifting the lockdown measures started yesterday. After more than 50 days, that is, shops, crafts, services, hairdresser’s and beauty salons, fitness centers, bookstores, dentist’s, driving schools, rent-a car services, museums and galleries, betting places etc. resumed their work under special conditions. Wearing face masks indoors is mandatory.
Coronavirus in Montenegro: new reported cases/total number of cases by day/number of recovered coronavirus persons and number of currently infected persons
All the day’s developments in Montenegro’s Covid-19 crisis
18.48
Ambassadors of the European Union, EU, endorsed today the proposal of the European Commission, EC, on providing microfinance assistance in the amount of three billion euro for ten partners of the enlargement process and EU neighborhood, aiming to back the recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. Montenegro will get 60 million euro.
17.10
Head of the Clinical Center, Mr Jevto Eraković, told the press today that there are no more coronavirus patients receiving treatment in this institution.
https://www.cdm.me/english/no-more-coronavirus-patients-in-the-clinical-center/
17.09
Labs of the Public Health Institute analyzed 97 samples as of this morning and found no new coronavirus cases. Currently, there are 63 infections, while 253 people have recovered. Only one person is receiving hospital treatment.
https://www.cdm.me/english/live-latest-covid-19-news-in-montenegro/
13.45
Seventy-three employees of the Parliament of Montenegro donated a part of their April earning totaling 4,371.74 euro to the National Coordination Body to support their response to the ongoing impact of the coronavirus.
13.20
Staff of the DPS’ directorate donated 8.000 euro to the National Coordination Body for Communicable Diseases to help it [NKT] mitigate the impacts of Covid-19 pandemic.
09.53
Nearly four thousand entrepreneurs and companies applied for subsidies of the govt. A total of 3.588 requests amounting to 4 million euro (gross amount) for 15.000 employees in Montenegro have already been paid or are in the process of payment.
09.44
Thanks to the initiative of Casa Del Mare hotel group, 16 hotels across Montenegro gifted a total of 295 vouchers to healthcare workers dealing with Covid-10 to stay at their hotels.
09.18
Over 70 healthcare workers of the Berane General Hospital tested negative for Covid-19 after being tested for a second time.
https://www.cdm.me/english/health-workers-from-berane-general-hospital-tested-negative-for-covid-19/
09.11
One person tests positive for Covid-19 after the analysis of 255 samples was completed, the Public Health Institute announced this morning. The newly infected came from a country abroad.
https://www.cdm.me/english/another-covid-19-case-confirmed-this-morning-a-person-came-from-a-country-abroad/
07.04
In an interview for Dan daily, Head of the Internal Medicine Clinic’s Pulmonology Department of the Clinical Center of Montenegro, Ms Jelena Borovinić Bojović, says that the coronavirus causes extremely complicated lung disease they haven’t had the chance to see ever before, as other vital organs are affected as well.
06.32
The government proposed yesterday the adoption of amendments to the Law on Protection of Population from Communicable Diseases stipulating the payment of a fine ranging from €100 to €20.000 for two people not abiding by physical distance measures and all those failing to wear face masks.
https://www.cdm.me/english/a-fine-of-up-to-e20-000-for-not-wearing-masks-and-keeping-physical-distance/
06.21
Only several months ago, one couldn’t imagine that Los Angeles, the city with a great movie industry, specific energy, continuously high level of visitors, will ever be blocked, not even for a moment – a theater director from Tivat, Ms Bojana Jelovac, who happened to be in California in the midst of the coronavirus crisis, told in an interview for Dnevne Novine daily.
06.16
Minister of Public Administration, Ms Suzana Pribilović, assesses that digitalization represents the best tool for restructuring the Montenegrin industry.
