The administration in Serbia's northern town of Subotica rejected on Wednesday the request of the opposition 'Movement for Reversal' to set up the 'United Serbia' coalition promotional booth in the open due to the coronavirus epidemic, on the same day when the Crisis Response Team was said it would abolish COVID-19 indoor mandatory passes. Pročitaj više

The decision reads:
„To prevent the spread of the infectious disease COVID-19 caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, public gatherings on the territory of the Republic of Serbia in public places indoors and outdoors are prohibited, when more than 500 people gather at the same time who must be at least two meters apart and one person can be present on every four square meters.“

Unofficial information from the Crisis Response Team says it may abolish the indoor mandatory COVID-19 passes. Besides, other political parties’ booths can be seen across the country.

„The regime uses dishonourable methods to prevent the win of the opposition’s ‘United for Victory’ ticket and its presidential candidate while allowing the indoor rallies with hundreds and thousands of people,“ Janko Veselinovic, the leader of the ‘Movement for Reversal,’ told Nova.rs.