NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12674
MIP: Kolakušić's request for activation of term as MP unlawful
BiH Constitutional Court nixes Serb entity's election law
Information office for refugees, migrants opened in Zagreb
Era in which forests were seen as source of raw material has ended - conference
News schedule for Friday, 20 September
Speaker: Failure to appoint constitutional judges would mean MPs are irresponsible
Results of first whole genome sequencing in Croatia presented
ZSE indices rise mildly for second consecutive day, trading volume modest
Local bishop issues statement following Pope's ‘Nulla Osta’ for Međugorje
ZAGREB, May 23 (Hina) - Over the past 24 hours, there have been no new COVID-19 cases in Croatia, the national civil protection authority said on Saturday.
It has been 89 days since the novel coronavirus was detected in Croatia, 2,243 people have been infected and 2,023 have recovered, Health Minister Vili Beros tweeted. "Today we are glad about the number for which we have been responsible and disciplined. There are zero new infections."
The death toll is 99, six patients are on ventilators, 121 are in treatment and 60,864 people have been tested, including 953 in the last 24 hours.
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