Serbia vaccinates thousands of foreigners against COVID-19

Residents of neighbouring Bosnia, North Macedonia, Montenegro and Croatia travel to Belgrade to get a COVID-19 shot.

Serbia has vaccinated thousands of citizens from neighbouring Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Montenegro and Croatia against COVID-19 during the weekend. On Saturday, 9,600 vaccinations were administered to foreigners from the region in the capital Belgrade, Nikola Nikodijevic, the president of Belgrade city council, told Serbian cable TV Vesti. Citizens from neighbouring countries were also injected in the cities of Novi Sad and Nis, according to media reports. Another 8,500 vaccinations were planned for Sunday.