Vucic: Temporary ban can be imposed on those entering the country from affected areas

Maybe a general piece of advice that could be given in order to try and prevent or reduce the potential spread of the virus could be to suggest people stop spitting in the streets! We are advised to cover our mouths when coughing or sneezing and to avoid touching our faces and to wash hands properly and yet everywhere I walk in the city the pavement is covered with peoples spit. This surely is a huge potential risk with regard to spreading the virus? Just a thought...

Maybe a general piece of advice that could be given in order to try and prevent or reduce the potential spread of the virus could be to suggest people stop spitting in the streets! We are advised to cover our mouths when coughing or sneezing and to avoid touching our faces and to wash hands properly and yet everywhere I walk in the city the pavement is covered with peoples spit. This surely is a huge potential risk with regard to spreading the virus? Just a thought...(UK, 10 March 2020 09:05)

There is a tradition here in the south that older women spit in the face of newborns. Its called protiv uroka. We fight against the tradition as much as possible -- because its pagan and because it isn't healthy -- but sometimes they "make the move" when you least expect it. Please, make Serbia granny-germ-free for newborns.

Maybe a general piece of advice that could be given in order to try and prevent or reduce the potential spread of the virus could be to suggest people stop spitting in the streets! We are advised to cover our mouths when coughing or sneezing and to avoid touching our faces and to wash hands properly and yet everywhere I walk in the city the pavement is covered with peoples spit. This surely is a huge potential risk with regard to spreading the virus? Just a thought...

Maybe a general piece of advice that could be given in order to try and prevent or reduce the potential spread of the virus could be to suggest people stop spitting in the streets! We are advised to cover our mouths when coughing or sneezing and to avoid touching our faces and to wash hands properly and yet everywhere I walk in the city the pavement is covered with peoples spit. This surely is a huge potential risk with regard to spreading the virus? Just a thought...(UK, 10 March 2020 09:05)

There is a tradition here in the south that older women spit in the face of newborns. Its called protiv uroka. We fight against the tradition as much as possible -- because its pagan and because it isn't healthy -- but sometimes they "make the move" when you least expect it. Please, make Serbia granny-germ-free for newborns.