Virus
Over the last 24 hours, Croatia has seen 50 new cases of Covid-19 confirmed and two deaths of the disease, putting the case count in that country at 1,650 and the death toll at 25, the National Headquarters of Civil Protection announced on April 13.
The number of patients recovered to date is 400, while 34 are on ventilators.
In Slovenia, the number of new cases is declining according to government records, but infectologists warned on April 13 that the situation was not yet stable and that measures should remain in place.
The total number of Covid-positive patients is 1,212 in Slovenia; 55 have died, while 152 have recovered.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina there were 1,030 confirmed cases of Covid-19 as of April 13.
The total breaks down to 588 in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, 425 in Republika Srpska and 17 in the Brcko District, the Ministry of Civil Affairs announced to the Bosnian Council of Ministers.
Bosnia has had 39 Covid deaths -- 24 in the Federation, 14 in Republika Srpska and one in the Brcko District.
In North Macedonia, four more patients have died of Covid-19. The death toll is 38, Health Minister Venko Filipce announced on April 13.
There have been 44 recoveries in that country, while 774 patients are currently being treated.
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