EPA / Andrej Čukić
The epidemic situation in Serbia is slowly improving, more and more people have been vaccinated, but the hospitals are still full. That is why the measures at today’s session were not further mitigated. What measures are currently in force in Serbia?
At today’s session of the Crisis Staff, it was confirmed that upper elementary school students and high school students are returning to their desks.
Also, it was proposed that the price of the PCR test for Serbian and foreign citizens be equalized, ie that it be lowered from 18,000 to 9,000 dinars for foreigners.
The work of a caterer
Caterers, based on the measures previously adopted, can provide their services in gardens, outdoors, with the application of all anti-epidemic measures. Their working hours are until 10 pm.
The distance between the guests must be maintained, and the occupancy of the tables is a maximum of 50 percent of the full capacity. No live music is allowed.
At today’s session of the Crisis Staff, the opening of the interior of catering facilities was discussed, but that decision has not been made yet and will depend on the further development of the epidemic situation.
Catering facilities can counter the sale of food and beverages, and delivery can be done 24 hours a day.
Currently, the measure that applies to hotels is also valid until Monday, in which restaurants and cafes can serve only and exclusively hotel guests with a registered stay until 9 pm.
Working hours of other facilities
Grocery stores, hairdressers and beauty salons, gyms, spas can be open until 10 pm.
Also cultural institutions – cinemas, theaters, galleries, libraries.
The malls are open again this week, after several weeks of closing. Their working hours are from 6.00 to 22.00.
Catering facilities within shopping malls are prohibited from operating, but they are enabled to sell food and beverages over the counter.
Pharmacies, gas stations, food delivery and surgeries and laboratories in the field of medicine, dentistry and veterinary medicine can work indefinitely.
Entering Serbia
All citizens of Serbia who are fully vaccinated, with a certificate of vaccination from Serbia, can enter the country without a PCR test and without isolation.
Also, foreigners who are fully vaccinated in Serbia can enter our country without quarantine, PCR test and isolation.
Complete vaccination includes two doses of “satellite”, two doses of “Pfizer”, two doses of “Sinofarm” and the first dose of “Astra-Zeneke”.
Insulation
Everyone who has a sick household member in their household must go into isolation for up to 14 days.
This does not apply to those who are known to have passed the crown, those who have been vaccinated and health workers.
Certainly, those who are infected with the corona and do not have symptoms of the disease must also be in isolation.
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