Montenegro has recorded 321 coronavirus cases since the start of the outbreak. There are 125 people currently infected, while 189 recovered. Seven people died from Covid-19.
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
20.20
After the analysis of 59 specimens as of this morning, no new Covid-19 cases were detected, so the total number of cases in Montenegro is still 321. Another ten persons fully recovered from the virus, the Public Health Institute said.
https://www.cdm.me/english/ijz-reports-no-new-coronavirus-cases-in-the-latest-update/
18.00
Economy minister, Ms Dragica Sekulić, told the press today that there hasn’t come to an increase in the essential food prices during the coronavirus crisis.
17.02
Ten more people beat the coronavirus, i.e. 199 people have fully recovered from it, the Public Health institute stated.
https://www.cdm.me/english/more-people-recovering-from-the-coronavirus/
15.00
Riva Pine, promenades, parks and other public zones for pedestrians in Tivat will reopen as of tomorrow, while competent inspections and municipal police will be carrying out spot checks to ensure that physical distancing measures are practiced.
12.00
Tivat has no active cases of Covid-19 having in mind that three people infected with the virus now recovered.
11.44
Members of Podgorica-based Rotarakt Club donated care packages for children of vulnerable families to the Red Cross of Montenegro. The donation included food as well hygiene products for babies.
11.02
Police filed criminal charges against 18 people for violating lockdown measures, the National Police tweeted today.
10.36
President of the SDP caucus, Mr Raško Konjević, sent an open letter to PM Duško Marković proposing that the government, along with the Central Bank of Montenegro and banks, suggests the parliament the adoption of the Law on guarantee schemes for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises, in order to mitigate the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic.
10.33
Podgorica police apprehended four persons for organizing a private party.
10.04
Prime Minister Duško Marković believes Montenegro will successfully respond to the economic crisis that the Covid-19 pandemic poses, just as it has effectively dealt with this great health threat.
https://www.cdm.me/english/markovic-were-preparing-a-serious-package-to-back-tourism-industry/
09.22
Montefarm’s pharmacies got 333.000 face masks that citizens will be able to buy for 0.51 cent. The medicines Concor and Monopril are also available for the purchase.
08.59
Montenegro has recorded 321 coronavirus cases since the start of the outbreak. As of yesterday, labs of the Public Health Institute analyzed 57 samples and found no new coronavirus cases, they announced.
https://www.cdm.me/english/covid-19-montenegro-reports-zero-infections-this-morning/
08.44
Montenegrin budget will lack 350-400 million euro by the end of the year, finance minister, Mr Darko Radunović, said.
08.23
The General Hospital in Nikšić should serve as an example and the Government of Montenegro posted a footage showing how treating Covid-19 patients in this hospital looks like.
06.52
The Investment and Development Fund has established a new loan package in line with the adopted govt’s restrictions, aiming to help the media mitigate or decrease the outcomes of the coronavirus pandemic.
06.35
The coronavirus pandemic has directly affected 30.000 employees in Montenegro, and 90.000 of them were indirectly hit by the consequences of the virus, Mr Veselin Vujanović, president of the Associated Trade Unions of State Bodies, told Dan daily, assessing that daily losses for closed companies amount to €1.5m-€2m.
06.26
The Airports of Montenegro has undertaken austerity and rationalization measures following the suspension of all commercial flights due to the coronavirus outbreak by order of the Ministry of Health on 16 March this year.
https://www.cdm.me/english/airports-of-montenegro-taking-austerity-measures-due-to-covid-19/
