Another zero day in Croatia, only 17 active Covid cases

Zagreb (Photo: D. Rostuhrar/Zagreb TZ)

ZAGREB, 7 JUNE, 2020 – There have been zero new COVID-19 cases reported in Croatia in the last 24 hours, the national crisis management team said in a statement on Sunday.

Today is the 104th day since coronavirus arrived in Croatia and with just one case so far in June, the total number of cases stands at 2,247.

There were no new COVID-19-related fatalities reported in the last 24 hours. 

The current death toll stands at 104.

There have been 2,126 recoveries to date, 5 more than yesterday. Currently, there are 17 active cases in Croatia with 10 people in hospital and 2 patients currently on a ventilator.

Since late February, Croatia has conducted 68,740 tests, including 226 in the last 24 hours.

The Civil Protection Headquarters of Croatia today also abolished the obligatory one-hour break between shifts in shops in order to change workers and clean and disinfect premises. 

Of course, this does not mean that the cleaning and disinfection of stores are no longer necessary, but the recommendation of the Headquarters is to regularly clean and disinfect stores in accordance with the recommendations and instructions of the Croatian Institute of Public Health, they said.