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
Opposition: Implementation of law on maintenance of buildings to be biggest challenge
Končar D&ST, Pro-Klima awarded as best companies in City of Zagreb, Zagreb County
Initiative launches petition against reduction of short-term rentals for travellers
Refund for return of PET packaging increases from 7 to 10 cents
Revenues on domestic electronic communications market up 7.5%
ZAGREB, 5 June (Hina) - The health ministry reported on Friday that Croatia had started delivering donations of COVID vaccine doses to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Kosovo.
The total donation consists of 50,000 doses: Bosnia will receive 30,000, and Montenegro and Kosovo 10,000 each.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, a half of the allocated doses will be sent to Mostar's clinical hospital, whereas the other half to health institutions throughout the country.
The delivery of the donations will run through 7 June.
The decision on the donations was made by the government a month ago.
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