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Death Toll rises to Forty in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Published: April 14, 2020
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The second death from coronavirus infection was confirmed this morning in Brcko District. This is a 68-year-old man who belonged to a cluster of the Heart Center Hospital in Tuzla, Klix.ba news portal reports.

Mayor of Brcko District, Sinisa Milic, confirmed that a man born in 1952 who was infected with a coronavirus died in this city this morning.

“This man was infected while undergoing treatment at the Heart Center in Tuzla, as was the man who passed away earlier,” Milic said.

“There are currently seven people in the hospital who are accomodated in the ward for coronavirus-infected patients. Of those, the median age is three and the elderly are four,” Milic said.

Six patients had a lighter clinical picture, while one patient had a more severe clinical picture.

In Brcko, coronavirus infection was confirmed in 18 people. There are 1,333 people under medical supervision.

Currently, there are 1,075 cases of coronavirus positive patients in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 234 recovered and 40 dead.

 

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