Epidemiological measures are massively violated at the enthronement in the Đurđevi stupovi monastery.
Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapić, ministers and MPs do not wear protective masks, and physical distance is not respected either.
The enthronement of Bishop Metodije of Budamlje-Nikšić is attended by the Minister of Finance and Social Care Milojko Spajić, the Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sports Vesna Bratić, the Minister of Ecology, Spatial Planning and Urbanism Ratko Mitrović, the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management Aleksandar Stijović...
Among the deputies who do not respect the epidemiological measures, Jovan Vučurović, Jelena Božović, Slaven Radunović, Marko Milačić, Maksim Vučinić, Milun Zogović, Momo Koprivica, Vladimir Martinović are present.
The measures are not observed by the director of the Health Care Fund Dragoslav Šćekić, the director of ANB Dejan Vukšić, the mayors Marko Carević, Željko Komnenović, Tihomir Bogavac...
Also, protective masks are not worn by a large number of citizens who attend the enthronement of Bishop Methodius of Budimljana-Niššić.
The news apologizes to MP Maja Vukićević, considering that in the first version of the text it was written that she was among the MPs who violated the measures.
At its session on March 31, the Government of Montenegro adopted the Work Program for 2021, where health and a healthy environment are imposed as one of the key priorities "in conditions when our health is threatened and when the covid-19 virus pandemic does not bypass Montenegro either." ". For this priority, 25 goals have been defined, the first of which is the improvement of the epidemiological protection of citizens against covid-19.
By general epidemiological measures, religious communities are obliged to adapt their activities to the current epidemiological situation.
The measures stipulate that religious rites with the presence of believers can be performed in a religious building with the provision of at least 10 square meters of space per person.
Religious rites with the presence of believers in the open are allowed to be performed with the provision of at least four square meters per person.
Adherence to the measures related to wearing the mask properly and maintaining a distance of two meters is mandatory. It is also forbidden to stay longer than 30 minutes.
According to the measures adopted by the Ministry of Health, religious communities are obliged to designate one or more persons who will exercise control during religious ceremonies.
Those persons are obliged to check whether persons wearing protective masks and respecting the measure of minimum physical distance when entering and staying in religious buildings.
When entering/exiting the religious building, it is mandatory to use hand sanitizer and to have a clearly displayed notice about the number of people who can be in the religious building at the same time. Also highlight notifications about the mandatory wearing of a mask, with the necessary physical distance of at least 2 meters.
It is forbidden to touch or have any physical contact with objects of common use.
The measures stipulate that religious communities are obliged to broadcast activities, whenever possible, through radio or TV programs, or in another way, which will enable believers to attend religious activities without going to religious facilities.
According to the latest data from the Institute for Public Health (IJZ), there are currently 7.806 active cases of coronavirus in Montenegro.
The institute registered 489 new cases of coronavirus on Saturday, and eight people died.
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