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ZAGREB, 29 July (Hina) - Health Minister Vili Beroš said on Friday after a visit to Pula General Hospital that the number of coronavirus infections per one million inhabitants was still lower in Croatia compared to the European Union's average, but due to the rise in the number of new cases, there was no room for relaxation.
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