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173 Cases of Coronavirus reported in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Published: March 25, 2020
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Five people in Bosnia and Herzegovina have tested positive for the new coronavirus on Wednesday, the Federal Crisis Staff confirmed the same day. These are three infected persons from Siroki Brijeg and two from Mostar, Klix.ba news portal reports.

With newly infected persons, the current number of infected persons in Bosnia and Herzegovina is 173.

Coronavirus was first confirmed in our country on March 5 in Banja Luka, and after 20 days it appeared in as many as 29 populated areas (municipalities and cities).

The situation in BiH cities and towns now looks like this: Banja Luka – 80, Konjic – 17, Mostar – 9, Laktaši – 8, Siroki Brijeg – 6, Sarajevo – 5, Kozarska Dubica – 5, Bihac – 5, Zenica – 4, Gorazde – 4, Celinac – 3, Kneževo – 3 , Bijeljina – 3, Modriča – 2, Brčko – 2, Tešanj – 2, Bosanski Brod – 2, Prnjavor – 2, Bosanska Gradiška – 1, Derventa – 1, Novi Travnik – 1, Birch – 1, Orašje – 1, Visoko – 1, Srbac – 1, Teslic – 1, Bosanska Krupa – 1, Prijedor – 1, Ribnik – 1.

 

 

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