:News Archive
07. November 2009.
A H1N1: No reason to panic
06:43 |
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| EMportal, Tanjug
The epidemiological situation in Serbia is expected to get worse over the next few weeks because of the influenza A H1N1 but there is no reason to panic.229 H1N1 cases have been confirmed up until now and 248 patients found or suspected to have contracted the virus have been hospitalized.
Serbian print media: Serbia in panic over the new flu
06:26 |
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| Focus News Agency
The danger of the new flu H1N1 is the leading headline of the Serbian print media. The people who died from the dangerous flu in Serbia are four after the death of a 51-year-old man after complications caused by the new virus yesterday in Kragujevac, the editions points out.
IMF deal best proof of government’s good, sustainable policy
06:28 |
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| EMportal
Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic said in an interview for yesteday’s edition of the Politika daily that the arrangement with the IMF is the best confirmation that the government’s policy is both good and sustainable.
All Souls’ Day in Kosovo-Metohija
06:36 |
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| EMportal
The Ministry for Kosovo-Metohija today stated that it has organised the transport and the required escort for refugees and IDPs wishing to go to Kosovo-Metohija tomorrow to celebrate All Soul’s Day.
Visit to health facilities regarding spread of virus A
06:38 |
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| EMportal
Minister of Health Tomica Milosavljevic, Belgrade Mayor Dragan Djilas and the City Secretary for Health Zoran Blagojevic will visit five health care institutions in Belgrade today.
"Serbia to apply for EU membership by end of year"
06:46 |
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| EMportal
Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic said in Brussels on Thursday that Belgrade intended to apply for EU membership by the end of the year, and once again urged Brussels to remain open to the integration of the whole of the Balkans. "We consider that the groundwork has been
Germany helps fund monitoring of Kosovo-Metohija elections
07:10 |
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| SEtimes.com
German Ambassador to Kosovo-Metohija Hans-Dieter Steinbach and General Secretary of the European Network of Election Monitoring Organisations (ENEMO) Constantin Marza signed an agreement that enables ENEMO to monitor Kosmet's November 15th municipal elections.