Virus

poslovne centre;
poslovne zgrade u okviru kojih posluju više od tri privredna subjekta;
objekte koji se bave trgovinom neprehrambene robe, a čija površina prelazi više od 1.000 metara kvadratnih;

— Institut za javno zdravlje Crne Gore (@ijzcg) September 24, 2021

Od 9. oktobra potvrda uslov i za mega i hipermarkete koji se bave prodajom i prehrambenih proizvoda, a koji imaju površinu od hiljadu i više metara kvadratnih.

Mjere će važiti od subote, 25. septembra do 8. oktobra 2021. godine.

— Institut za javno zdravlje Crne Gore (@ijzcg) September 24, 2021

Argentina to lift almost all Covid restrictions as cases and deaths fall


Masks will no longer be required outdoors in Argentina as the country’s government announced the lifting of almost all Covid restrictions following a dramatic fall in Covid cases and deaths in recent months.
“If the numbers of coronavirus infections continue like this, we could say we are experiencing the end of the pandemic,” said presidential cabinet chief Juan Manzur amid a flurry of measures including the return of football matches with stadiums at 50% capacity starting next month – just in time for the 3 October classic super-match between Argentina’s two longtime rivals Boca and River Plate teams.
“Today for us the Covid pandemic ends to a large extent,” government Covid adviser Luis Camera said in a radio interview. “The pandemic ends but the virus continues,” he said.
The announcements were met with cautious optimism by doctors on the frontline. “We’re at a very good place: at the hospital where I work we have not admitted a single Covid patient to intensive care for three weeks now – but I would not dare say the pandemic is over,” said intensive care doctor Arnaldo Dubin, a researcher and professor at La Plata University.
After a devastating surge of Covid cases earlier this year, numbers in Argentina have dropped rapidly – from a high of more than 41,000 new daily cases on 27 May to only 622 on Sunday, raising hopes that the Delta variant may have passed Argentina by – at least for the time being.
“Despite evidence of community circulation of the Delta variant it’s been 20 days since we last intubated somebody at our hospital,” said Vanina Edul, an intensive care doctor at the Buenos Aires city Fernández hospital. “We might be lucky and the dominance of the Manaus variant and the high vaccination rate may be keeping the Delta at bay.”
About 43% of Argentina’s population has been fully vaccinated so far. Argentina’s extremely high contagion rate, 5.24m cumulative cases, nearly 12% of the total population, may have provided additional immunity, doctors say.
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Argentina has complained to Russia about delays in delivering second doses of its Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine in a letter warning of breach of contract repercussions, the government in Buenos Aires said Thursday (22 July).
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The country of 45 million people had signed a deal with Russia for 30 million Sputnik V doses, of which it has received fewer than 12 million, according to Nicolini.
It has received 9.37 million doses of the first shot, but only 2.49 million of the second.

The Argentine pharmaceutical company Richmond said it had produced more than 5 million doses of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine against COVID-19.
"We have produced in Argentina more than 5 million doses, given the batch manufactured yesterday. At the moment, we have produced 1,179,625 doses of the first component and 3,890,000 doses of the second component," the company wrote on its Twitter page on late Friday.

Užički štab iščekuje odobrenje države za uvođenje dodatnih mera: Krizni štab i Batut sporo reaguju

Iako je još 15. septembra užički Gradski štab za vanredne situacije zatražio od nadležnih državnih organa da se u tom gradu uvedu dodatne protivepidemijske mere, kojima bi se sprečilo dalje širenje epidemije virusa korona, na taj zahtev još nema odgovora.

Gradonačelnica Užica dr Jelena Raković Radivojević je objasnila za Danas da je užički štab predložio da se zabrani puštanje muzike i njeno izvođenje uživo od 23 časa do šest sati ujutro, kao i da se do 21 čas zabrani rad svih objekata u kojima se organizuju javna i privatna okupljanja.

Taj predlog, kako je objasnila, Gradski štab je 15. septembra, uputio državnom Kriznom štabu, Institutu „Batut“ i Ministarstvu zdravlja.

– Mišljenja smo da u gradu, pored postojećih državnih mera koje su na snazi, treba uvesti dodatne mere. Odgovor nismo dobili, ali očekujemo ga do kraja ove sedmice, jer je epidemijska situacija ovde nepovoljna i nestabilna, a prognoze su da će to potrajati, rekla je za Danas gradonačelnica.

Tražene zabrane odnose se na kafiće, klubove i druge prostore u kojima se organizuju slavlja, poput učestalih svadbi i sličnih proslava na kojima se okuplja veliki broj ljudi.

„To nije uvođenje vanredne situacije u gradu, nego naša procena o potrebi da se uvedu dodatne mere“, poručila je dr Jelena Raković Radivojević.

Inače, kako je Danas pisao, od septembra prošle godine, kada je izmenjena uredba Vlade o uvođenju vanrednih mera, lokalne samouprave ne mogu samostalno da uvode protivepidemijske mere, a da za to prethodno ne zatraže saglasnost nadležnih državnih organa.

ficfiric wrote:Jeste, to je najbolje resenje. Posle toga se placanje prosiri na druge grupe, pa na trece i na kraju svi moraju da placaju, osim najprivilegovanijih

Zlatibor Lončar. Na pitanje N1 o kovid propusnicama odgovara da još ne zna datum kada će biti uvedene, a vlasnike lokala u kojima nije neophodno da građani borave, poziva da, iako nema propisa, ne uslužuju nevakcinisane goste.

Rules that have limited social interaction and hit businesses during the pandemic will be dropped from Saturday in Norway, Reuters reports.

Social distancing will no longer be required, nightclubs can reopen and restaurants can return to capacity, prime minister Erna Solberg announced in a press conference.

“It is 561 days since we introduced the toughest measures in Norway in peacetime … now the time has come to return to a normal daily life,” she said.

The move is part of a four-step plan to remove restrictions imposed during the beginning of the pandemic last year. However this, the final step, was postponed several times over infection rates.

“In short, we can now live as normal,” Solberg said.

Seventy-six per cent of all Norwegians have received at least one dose of a Covid-19 vaccine, while 67% of the population is fully vaccinated, according to the country’s institute of public health.

Ministar prosvete Branko Ružić kaže da obrazovni sistem nije i neće biti mesto transmisije , kao i da virus dolazi spolja. Ističe da je posle letnjeg odmora došlo do porasta broja zaraženih, ali da je dobar pokazatelj što će naredne nedelje duplo manje lokalnih samouprava nastavu pohađati po kombinovanom modelu.
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Ističe da broj zaraženih i izolovanih učenika ne prelazi 1,4 procenata, a kada je reč o nastavnom i vannastavnom osoblju to je negde oko 1,8 odsto.
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Govoreći o tome koliko ima vakcinisanih prosvetnih radnika, Ružić kaže da taj broj u prosveti ne odudara mnogo od brojeva u opštoj populaciji – nešto preko 53 procenta.

Covid-19 outbreaks are far more likely in schools that don't require students and staff to wear masks, new data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows.
Two studies released Friday support the agency's recommendation for universal indoor masking in schools.
One study in Arizona showed schools with no masking requirement were about 3.5 times more likely to have a Covid-19 outbreak than schools that had a universal masking requirement.

A second study showed counties across the US where schools required mask use also had less transmission of the virus in the community in general.

Ako je neko pre 3 dana išao u BIG da gleda Tomu samo da vam javim da je išao i lik iz radnje pored moje. Zaraženi koronom i on i žena, ali nije strašno pa da ne sede kući džabe, dosadno je.

— Mutna ali draga (@Izdrzi_budi_jak) September 24, 2021

Da bre, još radi naravno bez maske kaže malo me grlo boli već 5 dana. A žena i temperaturu i sve... Testirana pozitivna 6 dana pre tog bioskopa.

— Mutna ali draga (@Izdrzi_budi_jak) September 24, 2021

Meni samo nije jasno od kad je normalno da se setaš okolo sa temperaturom?To nije bilo ni pre korone,znalo se da odležiš par dana.Ovu bahatost još ne vidimo.

— Shoelover (@Pirueta60245842) September 24, 2021

A plus dete im povraća od stomačnog virusa, oni ga odvedu u vrtić, šta, što samo njihovo dete da bude bolesno, pa može još dece da se pati, a njihovo najviše, pošto ne može da odmara u svom krevetu, već mora u vrtić da ide.

— Harrow (@columbali) September 25, 2021

Došla sam najavljena u DZ da snimam pluća, pozitivna, mašem sa vrata sestrama da sam došla, stavila 3 maske, a ona mi kaže, Vi ste prva osoba koja je došla zaražena, a koju smo vidjeli da se sklanja od ljudi. Mala je ovo bolest kol'ka smo mi govna.

— LisaSimpson (@Lisa_Simpson_D) September 25, 2021

Znam dvoje, koji su nabavili lazne testove da bi sa koronom mogli na more. ‍�

— Bojana (@bojana_at) September 25, 2021

Nije strasno, drug svira uzivo sa jednim relativno poznatim pjevacem, ziva muzika svaku 2-3 noc, vikendi, sazna da je pozitivan, 40 temperatura, tylola, i podje na vikend da tezgari.

— Benjo naglo reaguje (@RazgoropadjeniC) September 24, 2021

Janko Suvar wrote:Moja drugarica se zarazila sad covidom, danas potvrdjen, nakon dve doze Sputnjika. Kazu joj u covid ambulanti da je jedno pola ljudi koji im dodju vakcinisano.


Saad moguce je da preteruju, moguce je da je to neki cudan uzorak, a moguce je da je za veliki broj ljudi isteklo 6 meseci, tako da smo svi mnogo manje zasticeni nego sto nam deuje.