Europe Now Movement (PES) MP and internist at Pljevlja Hospital Dane Marković stated today in the Parliament of Montenegro that the number of heart attacks in Pljevlja has increased in the last few days.
"Just as a citizen of Pljevlja, let me once again present the problem we encountered in Pljevlja. I am a regular in Pljevlja, I only come here during the day and return. Over the weekend, I was invited by my colleagues to help out. I can say that in three days there were between five and seven heart attacks in Pljevlja, and only those who were registered. To understand how big a problem this is, there should be an average of five heart attacks in the area of the Pljevlja municipality in a month. So it is a very serious problem and don't get me wrong, these people were sick before, and this was the manifestation of what happened at that moment," said Marković, speaking procedurally at the session of the Parliament where MPs were discussing the Budget Bill for next year and the decision on borrowing.
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Marković also referred to the recent attempt to close the boiler house in Skerlićeva Street, noting that shutting down the boiler house at this time would leave a large number of citizens in the center of Pljevlja without heating.
"I think that the immediate shutdown of the boiler room, although well-founded and justified, would only worsen the situation. I appeal to the authorities to take measures that can protect the citizens of Pljevlja, and to solve the problem in a different way," said Marković.
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