“The patients are still in an unstable situation, the situation remains difficult, overnight there were no new surgical operations. The morning visit and today’s diagnosis are ahead, so we will see what happens today,” said Turkulov to Tanjug.

Turkulov added that the patients are still unconscious and that the families, not being from Novi Sad, have rented apartments, but they stay mainly in the lobby of the Vojvodina Clinical Center because they want to be there and that is the minimum. can be done for them.

“They are offering us help from everywhere, we are in contact with the Minister of Health. We have everything we need at the moment, now we just have to fight,” Turkulov said.

Patients are monitored 24 hours a day and all are fighting for their lives.

“We are all here, including the provincial health secretary and the mayor. The mayor also goes to funerals, helps in other fields, that is the least the city can do. Health workers are struggling here,” said the Dr. Turkulov.

He also asked the media not to spread misinformation, stressing that Novi Sad has three seriously injured people, that they are all in the Vojvodina Clinical Center and that there are no patients in other hospitals.