This article consists of various statistical charts related to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in Serbia.
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Growth factor is defined as today's new cases/new cases on the previous day. [1] It is indicative of the evolution of the pandemic. A continuously decreasing factor indicates that the pandemic is under control.
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From June 6 until July 15, official source [2] stopped giving number of hospitalized patients, only number of active ones From 6 June to 15 July this chart shows number of active cases.
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Sudden jump in number of recoveries since 6 June was explained by changed methodology of determining healthy patients, requiring only one negative COVID-19 PCR test, as opposed to two negative test at least 24 hours apart required before. [3]
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Data acquired from the official website. [7]