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ZAGREB, 4 Jan (Hina) - The homeless will be able to get tested for coronavirus for free in Zagreb as of 5 January, which will enable them to get a COVID certificate and thus access social and healthcare services, the city department for social welfare, health and persons with disabilities said on Tuesday.
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