Paris prosecutors have charged a young woman with aggravated manslaughter over the death of an Italian on the Seine river embankment in Paris earlier this month in a collision with an electronic scooter.

The woman, who is a nurse, is suspected of driving the scooter that hit the 32-year-old Italian woman, said a source close to the investigation on Sunday, asking not to be named.
The incident revived debate over the safety risks in allowing the hugely popular devices onto the busy streets of Paris.
The woman was charged late Saturday with manslaughter, aggravated by fleeing the scene and deliberately showing negligence in the June 14 accident. 
She was released but placed under judicial control ahead of trial.
The suspect had been detained on Thursday along with another young woman after a 10-day search for the driver of the scooter. The other woman was released on Friday.
The accident happened when the Italian, Miriam S. born in Rome but living in Paris, was in the pedestrianised area to socialise with colleagues. She was talking to a friend when she was hit by the scooter with two people on board who both then fled.
She died of her wounds two days later on June 16.
The scooters have drawn the ire of many residents and some city councillors who say they are cluttering up already crowded sidewalks and squares.
In 2019, a man in his 80s was struck and killed in the Paris suburb of Levallois-Perret, and last year a 75-year-old woman was killed in Paris after being hit by an e-scooter.&nbsp;Officially they are forbidden on sidewalks and only one rider is allowed, but enforcement is scant and many riders, including tourists, ignore or are unaware of the rules.
Paris also has a e-scooter speed limit of 20 km/h (12 mph) and prohibits parking them on sidewalks or public squares, where they are often scattered either upright or knocked over.
An April survey of 237 users by Axa Prevention, part of the Axa insurance group, found that 79 percent admitted to riding on sidewalks, while 66 percent said they would roll through yellow traffic lights instead of stopping.
In 2020, 78 pedestrians were injured in France after being struck by e-scooters or so-called "personal transporters" -- such as gyropods and electric skateboards -- according to the Securite Routiere road safety agency.

The incident revived debate over the safety risks in allowing the hugely popular devices onto the busy streets of Paris

The woman, who is a nurse, is suspected of driving the scooter that hit the 32-year-old Italian woman, said a source close to the investigation on Sunday, asking not to be named

Woman charged over deadly Paris e-scooter accident

Moscow on Sunday recorded 144 Covid-19 deaths in the last 24 hours, the worst toll in a Russian city since the start of the pandemic, according to official data.

Moscow's record comes a day after one set by Euro 2020 host Saint Petersburg, where a quarter-final is to be held on Friday in front of thousands of fans.
Covid-19 infections have been surging in Russia for weeks, blamed on the highly transmissible Delta variant first identified in India.
Dozens of Finland supporters caught coronavirus in Saint Petersburg after they travelled to the city last week for their team's defeat against Belgium.
Country-wide, 599 people died in Russia of coronavirus over the past 24 hours, bringing the national official toll to 133,282. Some 20,538 new infections were also recorded, bringing the national total to 5.4 million.
Moscow has been the national epicentre of the pandemic and some 2,000 people are hospitalised because of the virus there daily, Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said late on Saturday in televised remarks.
-We have mobilised 20,000 beds and 14,000 of them are currently filled. That's a lot.-The steep rise in infections in Russia comes as officials push vaccine-sceptical Russians to get inoculated, after lifting most anti-virus restrictions late last year.
-To stop the pandemic, one thing is needed: rapid, large-scale vaccinations. Nobody has invented any other solution- Sobyanin told state-run television on Saturday.
Russia is the sixth-worst hit Covid-19 country in the world, and the hardest in Europe.
Authorities have been accused of downplaying the severity of the outbreak in the country.&nbsp;Under a broader definition for deaths linked to coronavirus, statistics agency Rosstat at the end of April said that Russia has seen at least 270,000 fatalities since the pandemic began.
As of Saturday, just 21.2 million out of a population of about 146 million had received at least one dose of a vaccine as of Friday, according to the Gogov website, which tallies Covid figures from the regions and the media.

Moscow's record comes a day after one set by Euro 2020 host Saint Petersburg, where a quarter-final is to be held on Friday in front of thousands of fans

Russia is the sixth-worst hit Covid-19 country in the world, and the hardest in Europe

Moscow posts record daily Covid deaths

A skydiving instructor and their customer died Sunday after falling from a plane before a tandem jump in Australia.

Police said two people died in the accident at Goulburn, about two hours' drive southwest of Sydney, after the aircraft began experiencing "difficulty".
-Two parachutists fell from the aircraft and landed near the runway of the airport. They were located unresponsive and unable to be revived- police said in a statement.
Scott Marshall, from Adrenaline Skydive Goulburn, told The Daily Telegraph newspaper it was a "horrible day" for all those impacted by the tragedy.
-Sadly, a tandem master and passenger lost their lives. My heart goes out to their families- he said.
The incident will be investigated by police and the Australian Transport Safety Bureau.

The accident happened at Goulburn, about two hours' drive southwest of Sydney, after the aircraft began experiencing "difficulty"

The incident will be investigated by police and the Australian Transport Safety Bureau

Two skydivers die after falling from plane in Australia

Thailand from Monday will reimpose Covid-19 restrictions on restaurants, construction sites and gatherings in the capital Bangkok and its suburbs as it tries to contain a wave of coronavirus cases.

After a year of relative success in keeping infection rates low, Thailand's latest wave kicked off in April when a cluster was found in upscale Bangkok clubs typically frequented by the elite.
Since then, more have been discovered in its overcrowded prison system, as well as among migrant workers who toil in its construction and service industries.
The government said in an order published Saturday that new restrictions will begin Monday and last for a month.
They include closing construction sites in Bangkok and surrounding areas, banning workers from leaving, prohibiting eat-in customers at restaurants, and restricting gatherings to a maximum of 20 people.
Checkpoints will be set up in Thailand's southernmost provinces of Narathiwat, Pattani, Yala and Songkhla. Travellers must carry a "letter of intent" to leave or enter.
The new restrictions come ahead of the July 1 launch of a quarantine-free model for vaccinated tourists in the popular holiday destination Phuket.
The so-called "Phuket sandbox" has been touted as a way to resuscitate Thailand crucial tourism industry and related sectors such as service, restaurants and transport.
Thailand's government has also been widely criticised for its faltering vaccine rollout, with authorities scrambling to import more doses.
Premier Prayut Chan-O-Cha has said he plans to fully reopen the country by October, which would require his administration to hit the target of vaccinating 50 million Thais in four months.
So far, a little over 10 percent of the population has received shots.&nbsp;&nbsp;Thailand has reported more than 244,000 cases and over 1,900 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic.

The government said in an order published Saturday that new restrictions will begin Monday and last for a month

Thailand has reported more than 244,000 cases and over 1,900 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic

Thailand to reimpose coronavirus curbs to contain outbreak

Davor Dragičević, the father of the murdered David Dragičević, was a guest on FTV via video call.
The case of his son's death is still unresolved, and the progress made by the Memić family in shedding light on the murder of Dženan Memić also gives Davor hope. Although one died in Banja Luka, and the other in Sarajevo, they did not know each other, their tragic fates united the Dragičević and Memić families. And not only them, but also the entire B&amp;H public.
The latest decision of the B&amp;H Constitutional Court, according to which Davor's human rights and fundamental freedoms were violated for him and the group "Justice for David", is, he says, a scripture in future trials that will be conducted towards the authorities and institutions in RS. The Court of B&amp;H and the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H are the only bright spots in the country in which, as he points out, he has full confidence that they will bring his case to the end.

- Both appeals were merged and adopted and Ifet Feraget, with this appeal, made all the decisions of the District Public Prosecutor's Office Banja Luka, headed by Želimir Lepir and Dalibor Vreća, and the Republic Public Prosecutor's Office Banja Luka, headed by Miodrag Bajić, clear that the authorities are protecting the kidnappers and the killers of my son. This opened the door wide for the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Gordana Tadić, to undertake a prompt and adequate investigation. They have all the evidence. With this decision of the Constitutional Court, the RS institutions will bear great responsibility from time to time - Dragičević says.

He points out that one of the key witnesses reached out to him.
- Finally, one of the key witnesses in the process of organized murder of my son reached out to me and I thank him for his courage. He will be one of the key witnesses for all that I and Muriz Memić claim, that our children were killed with clear intent. This must come to an end once and for all, and I hope for a quick action by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H - says Dragičević.

He called, as he said, "political vultures" to separate from the groups "Justice for David" and "Justice for Dženan".
- Only with our fight and strength, we managed not to appoint Slavica Matijaš as the chief district prosecutor in Banja Luka, and the group "Justice for Dženan" managed not to appoint Dalida Burzić to the position of Gordana Tadić. These are the successes of only our groups "Justice for David" and "Justice for Dženan" and our lawyer Ifet Feraget - says Dragičević.
He says he will not appear before the Basic Court in Banja Luka in September at the defamation hearing.
- I will not go before criminals and murderers, there is now a verdict of the Constitutional Court of B&amp;H and I can do nothing more. Who needs to show up will show up. This will end with the Court and the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina, my child will receive justice and then I will be a free man - concluded Davor Dragičević.
Asked whether he will return to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dragičević says that he cannot return to Banja Luka because, as he states, the murderers of not only his child but also Jovan Arbutin, Nikola Đurović and Slaviša Krunić have been walking freely on its streets for more than three years.

My child will get justice and then I will be a free man, Dragičević said

Dragičević: This must come to an end once and for all

Davor Dragičević: One of the key witnesses in the process of organized murder of my son contacted me, and I thank him for his courage

Japan on Friday announced it will provide Oxford-AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccines to Asian nations starting next week.

The country will donate one million coronavirus vaccine shots each to Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand, Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi told reporters in Tokyo.
-We are making the final preparations- he said, adding that Japan will also offer one million doses each to Taiwan and Vietnam. This will be in addition to the batches of 1.24 million and one million shots it provided them, respectively, earlier in the month.
Separately, it will also provide 11 million doses of the vaccine to Southeast Asia, Southwest Asia, and the Pacific island countries under the UN-backed COVAX Facility, a global vaccine sharing initiative, from next month.
The minister said Japan is leading efforts to meet the program's funding gaps, and the countries have been selected on the basis of vaccine shortages, rate of infections, their bilateral agreements with manufacturers as well as relations with Japan.
While Japan has secured enough AstraZeneca vaccines for 60 million people, it does not intend to use them immediately due to reports of rare cases of blood clots.

Foreign minister says Tokyo will send 1M doses each to Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand

Separately, it will also provide 11 million doses of the vaccine to Southeast Asia, Southwest Asia, and the Pacific island countries under the UN-backed COVAX Facility, a global vaccine sharing initiative, from next month

Japan to donate more COVID-19 vaccines across Asia

Russia called Friday on the Pentagon and the command of the British Royal Navy forces to be guided by reason when sending warships to the Black Sea.

The Russian Defense Ministry published a video, showing the incident with the British Royal Navy destroyer in the Black Sea that took place on Wednesday.
Commenting on the incident, Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov suggested that the British military commanders "decided to provocation" upon Ukraine's prompting.
-For the Russian armed forces that reliably protect the security of the Crimea, the Defender destroyer anywhere in the Black Sea is just a fat target.&nbsp;The epic fiasco of the provocation of the British destroyer Defender in the Black Sea, which abruptly changed course from Russian territorial waters after the warning shots of the patrol ship, will remain a fragrant stain on the reputation of the Royal Navy for a long time- he said.On Wednesday, the Russian Defense Ministry said the country's border guards stopped a British Royal Navy destroyer -- HMS Defender -- that Russia said was violating its waters.
According to the ministry, the Defender entered Russian territorial waters near Cape Fiolent in the Black Sea and did not respond to warnings of the Russian coastal forces, it only turned back when warning shots were fired.
The British Defense Ministry rejected the Russian claims that warning shots were fired at one of its vessels in the Black Sea, saying the Royal Navy ship was conducting "innocent passage" through Ukrainian territorial waters in accordance with international law.

Russian Defense Ministry spokesman says British destroyer in Black Sea is 'fat target' for Russian armed forces

On Wednesday, the Russian Defense Ministry said the country's border guards stopped a British Royal Navy destroyer -- HMS Defender -- that Russia said was violating its waters

Russia calls 'to reason' US, British military chiefs

President of Our Party, Predrag Kojović, has resigned today from his post as party president.

In a short statement for FENA, Kojović said he resigned for personal reasons.
He was elected president of this political party for the first time on May 16, 2015, and he was re-elected on May 18, 2019. Kojović is also the representative of Our Party in the Parliamentary Assembly of B&amp;H.

He resigned due to personal reasons

Kojović resigns from his post as the president of Our Party

&nbsp;In the last 24 hours, 1,594 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, 15 of which were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in the Herzegovina-Neretva, Zenica-Doboj, Sarajevo Canton and Canton 10.
A total of 711,917 samples have been tested so far, and SARS-CoV-2 has been confirmed in 133,913 individuals.
In the Federation of B&amp;H, one person from the Central Bosnia Canton died in the past 24 hours, and one death from the previous period was reported in the Zenica-Doboj Canton, the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H announced.
In Republic of Srpska, 220 laboratory samples were tested in the last 24 hours and no new cases of coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) were reported. 
In the last 24 hours, no deaths from the consequences of the coronavirus have been reported to the RS Institute of Public Health.
So far, 64,334 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the RS, and a total of 3,778 people have been confirmed to have been tested for the coronavirus.
A total of 90 coronavirus samples were tested in the Brčko District of B&amp;H in the last 24 hours. No positive or fatalities were reported.

In the Brčko District no new cases were reported

New cases have been registered in the Herzegovina-Neretva, Zenica-Doboj, Sarajevo Canton and Canton 10

COVID-19 confirmed in 15 people in B&H, with 2 deaths

This is a rigged trial, those who filed this against me, justice will come to them, said Chief State Prosecutor Gordana Tadić at the end of the main hearing in the disciplinary proceedings against her before the First Instance Disciplinary Commission of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of B&amp;H.
Among other things, Tadić stated that disciplinary proceedings are being conducted against her precisely because the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H is working on cases of high corruption and organized crime.
At the beginning of the hearing, Prosecutor Tadić's lawyer Vlado Adamović asked HJPC Vice President Sanela Gorušanović-Butigan if he had any reason to ask for her dismissal since she attended a meeting with ISA Director Osman Mehmedagić.
Gorušanović-Butigan confirmed that the meeting was held in the HJPC building, and that she left it after Mehmedagić started to talk about certain disciplinary proceedings.
- I warned him that I am a member of the disciplinary commission and that I cannot talk about it at all. I asked to change the topic of conversation or to leave the meeting. In the end, the president of the HJPC, Halil Lagumdžija, said that it was best for me to leave the meeting because of possible negative connotations - said Gorušanović-Butigan.
After this explanation, Adamović withdrew the request for the Gorušanović-Butigan to be exemptioned.
During today's hearing before the HJPC, three witnesses from the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H were questioned. The first to testify was Elma Šabeta from the Chief Prosecutor's Office, followed by Emil Pinkas, Deputy Chief of the Chief Prosecutor's Office, and Sibela Toskić, Head of the ICT Department of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.
Most of the questions from both the defense and the UDT concerned the handover of the duties of the Chief State Prosecutor.
It was determined that the former chief prosecutor Goran Salihović did not hand over his duties, and that after the decision on the appointment of Gordana Tadić as acting president, he did not even appear in the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.
A special hearing was held regarding the assignment of cases in the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H, and it was established that Chief State Prosecutor Tadić never suggested that a certain prosecutor be assigned a case. It has also been found that recently the assignment of cases is done automatically via the computer program TCMS.
The hearing is due to continue on June 28, when the material evidence will be presented, but also on July 12, when the director of the HJPC Secretariat, Admir Suljagić, and prosecutor Tadić will testify. Closing remarks will be made that day.

Among other things, Tadić stated that disciplinary proceedings are being conducted against her precisely because the Prosecutor's Office of B&H is working on cases of high corruption and organized crime

Gordana Tadić said at the disciplinary hearing: This is a rigged process

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina rejected the appeal of the arrested Denis Prcić, the founder and owner of the American University in Bosnia and Herzegovina, who was ordered into one-month custody five days ago. He appealed the decision on detention according to the proposal of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H. The complaint of his arrested associate Melisa Belkić-Mujkanović, who was banned, was accepted.

Earlier, prohibitive measures were imposed on her husband Emir Mujkanović, who is defending from freedom. We remind you that they were arrested in Tuzla last week. Prcić is suspected of facilitating the illegal acquisition of a diploma by ISA Director Osman Mehmedagić.
During the search of the University, members of the MUP TC did not find any evidence that Mehmedagić was ever a student of this institution. However, he declared this diploma, which he handed over to the ISA's Oversight Commission, a secret in order to prevent further investigation by the Prosecution.
However, the testimony of the arrested Melisa Belkić-Mujkanović, who was an employee - secretary of the American University in Tuzla, and which is in the possession of "Avaz", reveals shocking information.

In her statement given to the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H a few months before her arrest, Mujkanović confirmed the allegations of the Prosecutor's Office that, according to Prcić's instructions, she and her husband took out boxes of documents that were packed and kept at the American University of B&amp;H.
- I came with my current husband Emir Mujkanović and took out a number of already packed boxes, which contained books from the faculty. My husband was carrying boxes, which we handed over to a man who came in a van, and whom I had seen at the University before. I handed over the boxes according to the order, and after the communication with Denis Prcić - Belkić-Mujkanović pointed out.

In a further statement to prosecutors, Mujkanović said that she sent diplomas to students by mail according to Prcić's instructions.
- Prcić also delivered some of the diplomas to me by mail from Sarajevo. I received instructions to whom I should send diplomas by express or regular mail after the students pay the amount of 1,500 KM - said Belkić-Mujkanović.

<h2>Registration in the parish register</h2>

When asked by the prosecutor who worked in the Student Service during 2018 and 2019 on the affairs of keeping parish registers, Belkić-Mujkanović stated:
- At that time, Sanela Bučuk and I worked in the Student Service and I think that only the two of us were there, and all the data were entered in the parish registers according to the orders of President Prcić.

Melisa Belkić-Mujkanović stated that she did everything according to the instructions of the arrested Prcić, she took out the boxes with the documentation with her husband

Denis Prcić and Melisa Belkić-Mujkanović: She respected the orders of the director

Prcić's secretary confirmed in her statement to the prosecutor: Diplomas were sent by express mail

The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina accepted the proposal of the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina and extended the custody of Zijad Mutap and Hasan Dupovac for another 25 days.
Detention was ordered because of the danger that the suspects could obstruct the investigation, conceal evidence and influence witnesses or accomplices while at large, as well as because their release would cause anxiety to the citizens.
In addition, the Court rejected the appeal of the lawyers of the arrested Alisa Mutap and Muamer Ožegović against the decision to order their detention.
Yesterday, the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H announced that the investigation would be completed in the next 25 days and an indictment would be filed in the "Dženan Memić" case.
Zijad Mutap is the father of Alisa Mutap, who was with Dženan in Great Alley at the time he was attacked in Ilidža, and Hasan Dupovac is the former head of the Traffic Investigation Department of the Sarajevo Canton Ministry of the Interior. They were arrested five months ago.
Prosecutor Ćazim Hasanspahić mentioned yesterday that this is an organized group which, in addition to Mutap and Dupovac, also includes police officers Josip Barić, Alisa Mutap and Muamer Ožegović, who are in custody, and members of the DKPT Nedžad Hrvat and Nebojša Veljović, who defend themselves from freedom.
- 20 mobile devices were confiscated, as well as a large number of laptops, computers, SIM cards used in the commission of criminal offenses. They communicated with each other and with others via mobile phones - said Hasanspahić.
He added that the hard drive on which the video surveillance of the Crystal Hotel in Ilidža was recorded was also confiscated. Receptionist Ožegović is suspected of deleting the recordings showing the passing by of Alisa Mutap and Dženan Memić through the Great Alley.
- From 16 cameras, the recordings that record the entrance from February 8 to 11, 2016 were deleted. All other recordings remained. Witnesses say that Zijad Mutap's vehicle also entered the Great Alley. They said that they reviewed the recordings even after the power outage and handed them over to Ožegović, who deleted them. An order was issued to examine the hard disk, seized mobile phones, SIM cards and computers - said prosecutor Hasanspahić.

Yesterday, the Prosecutor's Office of B&H announced that the investigation in the "Dženan Memić" case would be completed in the next 25 days

Court of B&H extends custody of arrested Zijad Mutap and Hasan Dupovac, Alisa's appeal was rejected

Over 2.79 billion doses of coronavirus vaccines have been given worldwide so far, figures compiled by Our World in Data, a tracking website, showed on Thursday.

China leads the global count with over 1.1 billion jabs, followed by the US with 319.87 million.
India has administered 293.37 million shots, Brazil 91.59 million, the UK 75.19 million, Germany 69.52 million, France 48.99 million, and Italy 47.72 million.
Turkey ranks ninth on the list with over 45.2 million doses given, followed by Mexico, Spain, Indonesia, and Russia.
The number of doses administered has exceeded that of the population in 11 countries, including the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Malta, Seychelles, San Marino and Israel.
The country with the most doses administered by population is the UAE, with 148.99 doses per 100 people.
Most COVID-19 vaccines are administered in two doses, so the number of shots given is not the same as the number of individuals fully vaccinated.

The country with the most doses administered by population is the UAE, with 148.99 doses per 100 people

Turkey ranks ninth on the list with over 45.2 million doses given, followed by Mexico, Spain, Indonesia, and Russia

Over 2.79B coronavirus vaccine shots given worldwide

Spain became one of the last European countries to announce the end of its outdoor mask mandate on Thursday and further eased COVID-19 measures in nursing homes and sports stadiums.

From Saturday, anyone in Spain who can maintain 1.5 meters (4.9 feet) of distance between others in outdoor spaces will no longer be required to wear a mask. They will still be required indoors or in crowded outdoor spaces.
Until then, Spain still legally requires everyone to wear masks outdoors – even if walking alone in the countryside.
-We had the toughest mask restrictions in all of Europe, but citizens followed the rules extraordinarily well. My colleagues in Europe were surprised- said Health Minister Carolina Darias at a news conference.
-Now masks will give way to our smiles once again- she added.
The Spanish government also announced it would relax measures in sports stadiums, allowing professional Spanish football and basketball matches to return to pre-pandemic capacity limits.
Nursing homes or other care homes will also allow residents to take off their masks indoors if 80% of the residents have been fully vaccinated.
The news comes a day after Spain saw its first slight increase in the 14-day coronavirus infection rate since April. On Wednesday, the Health Ministry reported more than 4,300 new coronavirus infections and 29 deaths.
Spain’s official COVID-19 death toll is 80,748.
Spain has one of Europe’s higher COVID-19 infection rates, but its hospitals remain far from saturated. Just 2% of all hospital beds and 7% of intensive care units are occupied by COVID-19 patients.
Bars, restaurants and even nightclubs have been open for weeks or months, depending on the region. Nightly curfews have also been eliminated nationwide.
Indeed, vaccines are credited for most of the country’s success in avoiding another major wave since winter.
As of Wednesday, 50% of the entire Spanish population has received at least one jab and 32% has been fully immunized. Of those older than 40, nearly 82% have been at least partially vaccinated.

‘Masks will give way to our smiles once again,’ says Health Minister Carolina Darias

Nightly curfews have also been eliminated nationwide

Spain to lift outdoor mask mandate, ease measures in stadiums

&nbsp;A two-day international symposium on covid and post-covid was held at the General Hospital "Prim. Dr. Abdulah Nakaš" in Sarajevo.

After the roundtable discussion, where experts from the Mayo Clinic from the United States Emir Festić and Adnan Begović addressed, the exchange of knowledge and experiences of health professionals about covid, especially those who provided intensive care to seriously ill patients, was emphasized as valuable.
Professor Festić concluded that the number of nurses in intensive care units should be increased. He cited an example from experience in America that one or two nurses cared for one patient whose life was in danger.
One of the participants in the symposium, prof. Andrej Štribar from the Dubrava Clinical Hospital in Zagreb, hopes that the fourth wave of the pandemic will not be as strong as the previous one due to vaccination and other gained experiences, but he believes, like other participants, that everybody should be ready.
Prof. Begović notes that vaccination is very important, even for those who have been infected with the disease. He also said that there is no strong scientific evidence when it is desirable to be vaccinated after an illness.

Symposium was held at the General Hospital "Prim. Dr. Abdulah Nakaš

Health professionals from B&H and USA exchange experiences about Covid

In the past 24 hours, 1,236 samples were registered with the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 18 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in Una-Sana, Herzegovina-Neretva, Zenica-Doboj, Tuzla and Sarajevo Canton.
A total of 710,323 samples have been tested so far, and SARS-CoV-2 has been confirmed in 133,898 individuals.
In the past 24 hours, two people died in the Federation of B&amp;H, one from the Una-Sana and one from the Zenica-Doboj Canton, the Public Health Institute of the Federation of BiH announced.
In Republic of Srpska, 221 laboratory samples were tested in the last 24 hours at the Institute of Public Health of Republic of Srpska, and coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in six people.
In the last 24 hours, no deaths from the coronavirus virus have been reported to the RS Institute of Public Health.
So far, 64,340 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in RS, and a total of 3,778 people died who have been tested for coronavirus.
Today, 83 people were tested in the Brčko District of B&amp;H, and coronavirus was confirmed in two of those tested. No deaths were reported.

New cases have been registered in Una-Sana, Herzegovina-Neretva, Zenica-Doboj, Tuzla and Sarajevo Canton

In the past 24 hours, two people died in the Federation of B&H, one from the Una-Sana and one from the Zenica-Doboj Canton

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Davor Dragičević: One of the key witnesses in the process of organized murder of my son contacted me, and I thank him for his courage

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Russia calls 'to reason' US, British military chiefs

Kojović resigns from his post as the president of Our Party

COVID-19 confirmed in 15 people in B&H, with 2 deaths

Gordana Tadić said at the disciplinary hearing: This is a rigged process

Prcić's secretary confirmed in her statement to the prosecutor: Diplomas were sent by express mail

Court of B&H extends custody of arrested Zijad Mutap and Hasan Dupovac, Alisa's appeal was rejected

Over 2.79B coronavirus vaccine shots given worldwide

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Health professionals from B&H and USA exchange experiences about Covid

B&H registers 26 new cases of Covid-19 and two deaths