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Number of infected People with Coronavirus in Bosnia and Herzegovina climbs to 740

Published: April 7, 2020
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A total of 99 samples were tested at the University Clinical Hospital (SKB) Mostar on Monday evening, 20 of which were positive from Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, Klix.ba news portal reports.

As reported from the HNK Civil Protection Staff, the number of positives coming from Citluk is 7, Capljina 9, Mostar 3 and Jablanica 1. The Herzegovina-Neretva Canton is the most endangered in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina entity and with these cases it records a total of 123 cases of new coronavirus infection.

After the focal points in Konjic and Mostar, the number of cases from Čitluk and Čapljina have been particularly highlighted in recent days.

Currently, there are 740 people infected with coronavirus in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 68 are recovered and 30 deceased.

Number of infected by cities and municipalities in BiH: Banja Luka – 218, Tuzla – 44, Citluk – 43, Mostar – 37, Sarajevo – 28, Konjic – 28, Laktasi – 26, Siroki Brijeg – 25, Bihac – 19, Zenica – 17.

 

 

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