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PM: Homeland security system has responded well to two parallel crisesPrime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said on Wednesday he was satisfied with the work of those making up the homeland security system in the context of the COVID-19 epidemic and the Zagreb earthquake, adding that they were given further guidelines and tasks. 08.04.2020. | News

Beroš and Bedeković: All residents in Split nursing home receiving adequate careHealth Minister Vili Beros on Wednesday said that of the 49 residents evacuated from a nursing home in Split, 10 were COVID-19 positive and that all the residents had been tested and their results would be known later in the day. 08.04.2020. | News

Croatia confirms 60 new COVID-19 patients, 2 new deaths, 37 more recoveredSixty new COVID-19 cases were confirmed and two persons died in Croatia over the past 24 hours, the national civil protection authority said on Tuesday. 07.04.2020. | News

PM for HRT: Gov't, city, experts should be involved in Zagreb's reconstructionPrime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said on Tuesday, speaking of the 5.5 magnitude quake which struck Zagreb on  March 22, that he was sorry about the public arguments between Mayor Milan Bandic and Construction Minister Predrag Stromar about who would run run the reconstruction of the city. 07.04.2020. | News

PM: We don't have right to make mistake because citizens' lives are at stakeCroatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said on Tuesday that the government must not make a mistake because citizens' lives were at stake, and he underscored that this was a slightly longer match in which they had to take care to minimise the consequences. 07.04.2020. | News

Plenkovic: Relaxing measures should not be suddenAfter conducting on Monday a second video conference with Croatian medical experts from the country and abroad, Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said that from the very start Croatia had reacted very well in preventing the coronavirus from spreading and that any relaxation of restrictions should not be sudden. 06.04.2020. | News

Of 1,182 coronavirus cases in Croatia, 26 are children aged up to 10Of the 1,182 people in Croatia currently infected with the COVID-19 virus, 26 are children aged up to 10 and 33 are between 10 and 20 years old, the director of the Croatian Public Health Institute, Krunoslav Capak, told a press conference in Zagreb on Sunday. 05.04.2020. | News

893 Croatians repatriated to date, several hundred to return this weekendA total of 893 Croatians have been repatriated since the outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic and several hundred are due to return this weekend, Foreign Minister Gordan Grlic Radman said on Saturday. 04.04.2020. | News

PM: We are entering period demanding unity, self-discipline, patiencePrime Minister Andrej Plenkovic on Friday presented to parliament the government's April set of measures to help the economy, saying the state and society were in a period demanding unity, responsibility, self-discipline and patients of all. 03.04.2020. | News

PM calls on citizens to be responsible and trust experts and authoritiesPrime Minister Andrej Plenkovic on Thursday urged citizens to be responsible, self-disciplined, patient and to trust the government and experts in the fight against the coronavirus epidemic. 02.04.2020. | News