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ALARMING SITUATION IN THE FAMOUS ZAGREB CLUB: EVERYONE IS INFECTED IN CIBONA TODAY! The results of 10 more positive tests on Covid-19 arrived under the Tower on Wednesday BY: Toma Dragičević PUBLISHED: August 26, 2020 18:02 After the first Cibona players felt the symptoms of the coronavirus and underwent tests, which resulted in four - two players and a member of the professional staff - positive for Covid-19, all players and club employees went for testing. This, in turn, resulted in another 10 - nine players and one member of the professional staff - positive, so it is safe to say that in Cibona they are infected with the coronavirus - all of them.

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NACIONALNI STOŽER CIVILNE ZAŠTITE REKORDNA BROJKA U Hrvatskoj zabilježeno 358 novih slučajeva koronavirusa u posljednja 24 sata P. N., Hina 26. kolovoz 2020 14:10 Kopirali ste poveznicu članka! Vili Beroš / Foto Admir Buljubasic/HINA/POOL/PIXSELL Vili Beroš / Foto Admir Buljubasic/HINA/POOL/PIXSELL Ujedno je napomenuo da su nova žarišta zaraze neki fitness centri odnosno teretane. POVEZANE VIJESTI Beroš zabrinut: ‘Brojke danas nisu dobre, veće su nego jučer. Imamo i nova žarišta’ Zaražena Horvatova pomoćnica, ministar graditeljstva završio u samoizolaciji Poznati lanac restorana brze hrane prestao koristiti svoj čuveni slogan: “Za prste polizati” baš više i ne zvuči prikladno -15 kg brzo i diskretno? Ovaj flaster je ubojica masnoća! U posljednja 24 sata u Hrvatskoj je zabilježeno 358 novih slučajeva koronavirusa, rekao je ministar zdravstva Vili Beroš na tiskovnoj konferenciji Nacionalnog stožera civilne zaštite. Riječ je o rekordnom broju novozaraženih. ‘Aktivnih slučajeva ima 2352. Ukupno smo dosad imali 8899 pozitivnih slučajeva. Dobra je vijest da u protekla 24 sata nemamo novih slučajeva preminulih osoba”, izvijestio je ministar Beroš. Na bolničkom liječenju su 184 osobe, što je 7,4 posto od ukupno aktivnih slučajeva, a od kojih je 10 na respiratoru. Nije bilo preminulih. Hospitalizirano je 26 novih bolesnika, a u samoizolaciji ih je 7993. U protekla 24 sata s bolničkog liječenja otpušteno je 19 osoba, a ukupno 1399, dok je oporavljenih kod kuće 4910. Ukupno je testirano 156787 ljudi, od čega u proteklih 24 sata 3228. Među zdravstvenim djelatnicima je 130 aktivnih slučajeva, od čega u samoizolaciji 631 osoba. Po županijama najviše je novozareženih u Splitsko-dalmatinskoj 136, potom u Zagrebu 58, Šibensko-kninskoj 33, Primorsko-goranskoj 20, Zagrebačkoj 19, Zadarskoj 15 , Varaždinskoj 11, kao i u Brodsko-posavskoj, dok je u ostalim županijama taj broj ispod deset, javlja Hina. “U Splitu su detektirana nova žarišta, to je nekoliko teretana i fitness centara, restorana sa zaraženim osobljem, utakmica gdje su pozitivni natjecatelji i gledatelji te dva doma u Splitu, pa je u Nacionalnom stožeru pripremljena odluka o uvođenju nužnih mjera za tu županiju”, rekao je Beroš. “Nove mjere u Splitsko-dalmatinskoj županiji smo usuglasili tako da je spremna odluka i stupit će na snagu od večeras u ponoć”, dodao je Božinović. “Uvijek postoji mogućnost kažnjavanja, mi se nadamo da neće biti potrebe za time jer je naša intencija da što više ljudi prihvati preporuke HZJZ-a. Poanta je da ljudi primjenjuju te preporuke jer ćemo tako postići glavni cilj, a to je da se smanji porast broja novozaraženih i time se kontrolira situacija”, rekao je ministar Božinović. Na upit razmišlja li se o potpunom lockdownu Splitsko-dalmatinske županije, Božinović je kazao da se ne razmišlja o tome. “Mjere su točkaste u smislu nalaza epidemiologa. Mi na ovaj način držimo situaciju pod kontrolom”, kazao je Božinović.

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AGAIN OVER 200 A number of counties reported cases, Beroš: 'The numbers are higher than yesterday, we have new hotspots' Ahead of the session of the narrow cabinet of the Government, the Minister stated that the numbers of those infected today are not the best

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Morning paper FORMER MINISTER Divjak: 'I said that I would not interfere in the work of Minister Fuchs, but now I have to react ...' "The minister says that he does not know if anything has been prepared for his full-time classes, and that document has been published," claims Divjak. Writes: Jutarnji HRPosted: August 26, 2020 9:47 am Blaženka Divjak Blaženka Divjak Darko Tomas / Cropix Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail Viber WhatsApp Former Minister of Education Blaženka Divjak commented on Facebook on the interview of Radovan Fuchs given by the current minister for Jutarnji list. - When I handed over the ministerial duty to the new minister, I said that I would not interfere in his work and that I would give him peace, which I unfortunately did not have when I took office. However, I have to react now because the minister said a lot of untruths in an interview published on the SD portal, which may stem from his ignorance. It is not true that nothing has been prepared for the new school year, as everything is described in the Action Plan for the implementation of distance learning, which was in public consultation in June and is still on the MoES website. It says where he can get the funds from, from which we have reallocated funds from the ESF and which new projects we have designed - a total of over HRK 400 million. New equipment has been ordered with EU funds arriving in September - over 100,000 tablets for students and over 27,000 laptops for teachers. The new minister first publicly announced that the School will not work on the Third, nor will video lessons be prepared, because allegedly there is no need for a backup option for all students to study at the school. RELATED NEWS FORMER MINISTER 'Never again in politics! Now I cook, plant and weed, and I need 10 minutes to walk to work ' FUCHS FOR THE MORNING School is compulsory, children need to be in classrooms! If their parents do not let them go, they will get unjustified The minister's closest associates strongly attacked the concept, especially the mentors of the School for Life, who for the most part prepared and coordinated the production of the material. Yesterday, the Ministry sent a letter to these same people inviting them to continue working on recording video lectures and the School on the Third. To be clear, I consider this a good decision, a policy of continuity that I myself advocated and implemented, because the concept was carefully designed and implemented to the best of its ability in the given circumstances. So, it is unlikely that the School on the Third (can be checked with HRT) and video lectures are already being recorded, but all this is still being prepared. Finally, the Minister says that he does not know if anything has been prepared for full-time classes (10-year school), and that document was published on the MoES website, and I handed it over to the Minister in person together with the Action Plan. I am writing this so that some half-truths or untruths do not become "truths", and also to defend the people who worked in my team and started a very demanding project of distance learning and the School for Life. These people also responded to consultations at the MoES in the last few days to explain to the Minister and his team the details of the preparation and implementation of distance learning (although we have written everything down carefully). We all have a common goal to make the next school and academic year as successful as possible, and in order to succeed in that we all need to work together and continuously upgrade the concept that we thought would last two weeks half a year ago, even though we quietly asked ourselves , and what if it takes two months or two years? - states the former minister on Facebook.

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OCIJALISTIČKA REVOLUCIJA U suvremenoj eri civilizacije, ne samo da je nepoznat pojam. Naprotiv, unakažen je do mjere da je svrstan u vlastitu suprotnost, u ljudsko dno bez dna, koji paradira po vlastitim zločinima uz sam Hitlerizam, Atilu i Džingis-kana. Klasno društvo, koje je napokon „propupalo“ u kapitalistički karusel do samog vrhunca opće ekonomske automatizacijeje, po prvi je puta u povijesti dovelo proizvodni kapacitet do prerasta materijalnih dobara nužnih da njima zadovolji jedno opče, i duhovno izobilje sav ljudski rod. Da iscrpi vlastite prostore eksploatacije ,novih Svijetova i kolonija, te unakazi vlastitu sliku i priliku u opći Apsurdistan nekolicine multi biljardera. Pretvori stvaralačke mase u skitničku hordu nusproletarijata, čija djeca globalno , po jedan svaki dvije minute, umiru od gladi. Veliki Spartakovci i Amilcari Ciprijani, kao da su se rađali uzaludno. Marksov gorostasni skeč budućeg humanističkog društva zdravog razuma, te De Leonovo usavršavanje istog u arhitektonsko djelo SIU,- tek da se izvrgnu općem ruglu kraja povijesti. Samog Jan Husa da se još izmisli, da bi pohvalio svoje Seljane što pridonose granje na njegovu lomaču, riječima: „BLAŽENA GLUPOST !“

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PULA ISTRIA BLACK CHRONICLE CROATIA WORLD SPORT CULTURE LIFESTYLE SEARCH ECONOMY ELECTIONS POLICY TOURISM CORONACRIZA EPIDEMIOLOGISTS ON THE EDGE OF STRENGTH More people are urgently needed. Students or young doctors come to help 25.08.2020 11:44 | Author: Glas Istre Photo: D. ŠTIFANIĆ There are 7,519 people in self-isolation due to contact with the coronavirus, and 2,212 are actively infected. So, a total of about 10,000 people had to be called by epidemiologists and each of them had to talk in detail about the symptoms, explain the rules of behavior. to which symptoms they must react immediately, Jutarnji list writes THE TEXT CONTINUES AFTER THE AD Sponsored content [FREE SHIPPING] Grab a Dormeo Aloe Vera mattress topper at half price - Hurry up to your dimension! Midas - Native Internet Advertising There are 103 epidemiologists in Croatia who deal with infectious diseases, which in peacetime was enough to cover the daily challenges, but now, when the focus is on the coronavirus and the great epidemic, this profession is falling off its feet and crying out for new strength. For example, Saturday was the largest number of new cases. As many as 306 people were diagnosed with Covid-19. Assuming that on average each of them had ten contacts, that day 103 epidemiologists had to call more than 3,000 people. Of course, there are repeated calls to some contacts, inquiries from people from self-isolation and more. The director of the Croatian Institute of Public Health, Krunoslav Capak, notes that new forces are needed at the moment and that this request has already been made to the Ministry of Health. - People are overworked and there is too much work. We would be very happy to get a hundred more people, but we hope for more - says Capak. Namely, the solution to the problem can be seen in two variants. One is a final year medical student, but more likely are newly graduated young doctors who start working under supervision. It is calculated that they could spend part of that time under supervision in epidemiology, but the regulations should be changed for that. They would typically conduct interviews with the contacts of the infected

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news sport j2 money culture scene video subscription APPEAL PROCESS Ratko Mladic's son: He did not have the strength to prepare for the interrogation, it is questionable what his memory is Mladic himself will be able to speak for ten minutes on Wednesday, but it is still unknown whether he will be physically present in the courtroom. Writes: HinaPosted: August 25, 2020 12:06 pm Ratko Mladic Ratko Mladic Peter Dejong / AFP Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail RELATED NEWS 8543601 'NOTEBOOK' A creepy exhibition that only a few in Serbia want to see: He covered the entire gallery with the banality of evil International judges on Tuesday morning began a two-day appeals hearing in the case of Ratko Mladic , a former Bosnian Serb military leader sentenced to life in prison for genocide in Srebrenica and other war crimes. The appeal procedure in The Hague has already been postponed several times because the 78-year-old Mladic had surgery to remove a benign polyp on his colon, and then because of a coronavirus pandemic. More than 20 years after a war that killed more than 100,000 and displaced 2.2 million people, Mladic, 77, dubbed a "Bosnian butcher", was found guilty on ten charges, including the Srebrenica genocide, where the Bosnian Serb army and police In 1995, she killed about 8,000 Muslim men and boys. Before the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Courts, established to complete cases that remained active after the closure of the courts for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda, the defense will speak first. Mladic himself will be able to speak for ten minutes on Wednesday, but it is still unknown whether he will be physically present in the courtroom or address a video link from his prison in Scheveningen, a coastal suburb of The Hague. The Bosnian Serb leader had to be pulled out of the courtroom in 2017 after an outburst in which he accused judges of lying. No power Mladic's son Darko told France Presse that the former military commander failed to prepare for the hearing due to his health condition. "He does not have the strength to work of that kind, and I think it is questionable what his memory is," Darko Mladic pointed out. "His lawyers could not visit him and therefore there was no adequate communication. So he failed to prepare in several aspects. " Last week, judges rejected a new request by Mladic's defense for a postponement, requested due to health problems. In the 1992-1995 conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina, some 100,000 people were killed and 2.2 million ended up in exile. The young man was the military face of three political leaders, along with former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic and former Bosnian Serb political leader Radovan Karadzic. image Ratko Mladic Matija Koković The gruesome footage shows Mladic, in addition to members of the United Nations peacekeeping force from the Netherlands, assuring the people of Srebrenica that nothing will happen to them, even though his soldiers are preparing for the massacre at the moment. The former general was arrested in 2011, after years of fleeing. Milosevic died in his cell in The Hague in March 2006, and Karadzic is serving a life sentence for genocide. An important event The 2017 verdict was appealed by both the defense and prosecutors seeking the reversal of the acquittal for genocide in several areas other than Srebrenica. "Mothers of Srebrenica", a group of women associated with the victims of the massacre in that town who have been protesting in front of the court for years, will not participate in the hearing for the first time due to the coronavirus pandemic. "This is the first time that we do not participate in such an important event in the court in The Hague," said Munira Subašić, president of the association. She emphasized that she hoped that there would be no additional delays in the trial against Mladic because the court "must not lose motivation and must continue with its mission". "We hope that Mladic will be found guilty of genocide in other cities, not only the one in Srebrenica," she said.

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QUESTION IMMUNITY New discovery worries experts: The first case of coronavirus reinfection has definitely been This suggests that immunity sometimes lasts only a few months which could have implications for vaccine development Writes: Jutarnji.hrPosted: August 24, 2020 6:09 pm Hong Kong Hong Kong Isaac Lawrence / AFP Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail RELATED NEWS 8344313 136 NEW CASES Bozinovic: 'There must be no new lockdown, the goal of the meeting was to encourage local headquarters!' DRAGAN PRIMORAC 'There is no new lockdown, but today we cannot claim that an effective vaccine will be found' A Hong Kong patient was diagnosed with Covid-19 for the second time, more than four months after he first became infected, scientists there, the New York Times writes . - A young and previously healthy man became infected with the Covida-19 virus for the second time, four and a half months after the first infection, scientists from the University of Hong Kong announced on Monday. This news has caused quite a concern as it suggests that immunity to coronavirus in some people lasts only a few months which could have considerable implications for the development of a vaccine against the virus that is currently underway. The said 33-year-old had mild symptoms the first time and no symptoms at all the second time. The new infection was discovered when he returned from a trip to Spain, and the strain of coronavirus that was discovered in him coincides with the strain that circulated in Europe in July and August. “Our results prove that this second infection was caused by a new virus that a man recently picked up and it is not a prolonged first infection,” said Dr. Kelvin Kai-Wang To , a clinical microbiologist at the University of Hong Kong. Given the millions infected around the world, it is not unexpected that several or even dozens of people have re-infected with the virus after just a few months. Doctors have also reported several probable cases of re-infection in the U.S. and other countries, but none of these cases have been confirmed by rigorous testing. Recovered for weeks, it is known that they carry fragments of the virus, which is why the test can show a positive result, even though there is no longer a live virus in the body. But scientists from Hong Kong sequenced the virus from both infections and found significant differences between the two sets of viruses, confirming that it was indeed a re-infection. The common cold viruses are also known to cause re-infection in less than a year but experts hoped that Sars-CoV-2 behaves more like its cousins ​​SARS and MERS which produce immunity that can last for years. However, the World Health Organization calls for caution and says that conclusions based on the experience of only one in a total of 23 million registered patients worldwide should not be rushed. Also, a complete scientific paper on this case from Hong Kong has not been published yet, so not all aspects have been fully clarified. In other words, for any more general conclusion one needs to wait for more research.

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news sport j2 money culture scene video subscription STRIKE ON LUKASHENKO Three women overthrow the dictator: How 26 years of humiliating females took his head Women are, Lukashenko often said, 'naturally kind, weak and in need of protection' By: Iva BadanjakPublished: August 23, 2020 10:42 8544601 Profimedia, AFP Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail RELATED NEWS Andrej Plenković SANCTIONS FOLLOW EU does not recognize Lukashenko's victory, Plenković: 'It is up to the citizens to determine their own future' NO UNDERSTANDING Lukashenko 'solves' problem of protesters from Belarusian factories: 'Lock on lock from Monday' Belarus is at a crossroads. Not only political, but also social. In a country that is deeply patriarchal and whose president considers women fragile beings, housewives addicted to men, the three women have set aside differences and formed an opposition that Belarus has not seen since the 1990s. Svetlana Tihanovska, Marija Kolesnikova and Veronika Cepkalo come from different worlds and their opinions sometimes differ, but all three want the same thing - fair and free elections as befits a democratic state. And they are not the only ones. Hundreds of thousands of Belarusians are relentlessly protesting against the rigged presidential election that gave birth to Alexander Lukashenko as the winner . The autocrat, dubbed the "last European dictator" by the media, has ruled Belarus for the past 26 years. He has since resorted to all the dirty tricks that exist to prevent the formation of opposition in the country. From mandate to mandate, and this is his sixth, he falsifies the election results, prepares critics behind bars and holds power with a firm hand without providing space for the creation of the opposition. It is difficult to say exactly when Belarus woke up with a desire for change. It tasted the first drop of democracy in 1990, when 37 of the 345 elected MPs formed the first opposition and led to short-term democratization and independence of the country. Maybe it happened when Lukashenko "allowed" the opposition to enter parliament in 2016, and for the first time since 2004, two women entered it. One was an entrepreneur and a lawyer, and the other a cultural activist. Selecting women to enter parliament was a strategic move. Namely, Lukashenko's electorate has long been women. In the 2015 elections, he won, according to the Independent Institute for Socio-Economic and Political Studies, 41 percent of the votes of women, mostly those over 40. Only 28.9 percent of the support came from men. By the way, in Belarus women represent more than half (55 percent) of voters. Lukashenko's allies For years, it has been rumored that women from mostly rural areas have helped Lukashenko falsify election results. And on the latter, some of them probably stood by him. Let’s just recall a viral video posted on social media showing a grandmother, who was a member of the election commission, descending a ladder from the second floor of a building holding a bag full of something resembling ballots. It is Lukashenko’s electoral base, but the two women who entered parliament in 2016 did not belong to that demographic and socioeconomic group. Another and much more important time when Lukashenko underestimated women was when he allowed Svetlana Tihanovska to enter the race for president. Tikhanovska is an unexpected hero of this election. She entered the race when her husband, YouTube blogger Sergei Tihanovsky , was barred from running. In the last few years, Tikhanovsky has gained the sympathy of Belarus by investigating bribery and corruption scandals. His channel "Land for Life" has more than 200 thousand followers. He entered the race at the urging of Nikolai Statkevich , one of Lukashenko's loudest critics. Statkevich explained to him that the opposition is preparing to register a large number of candidates in the elections in order to get space for expressing their views and the possibility of gathering like-minded people in public places. But for Lukashenko, the idea was too risky, so he decided to ban Tikhanovsky's candidacy. Of the record 55 registered candidates, only 15 were allowed to run for president. Tihanovski then decided to mobilize his followers and launched the so-called slipper revolution. He called on Belarusians to take off their slippers and step on the cockroach - Lukashenko. Tihanovska, a former teacher and translator and mother of two minor children, then took over the position of presidential candidate. She posed no threat to Lukashenko. Because for a man who thinks that women are "naturally kind, weak and need protection", a housewife is not a candidate to be overly afraid of. He may have even thought that by allowing her to run, he would show how “open” he is to the idea of ​​women entering politics. But that facade did not last long. Just a few weeks into the campaign, the misogynist squatting in it had to come out. "I respect women, but our society is not mature enough to vote for a woman. "Under the burden of the presidency, it would collapse, poor thing," Lukashenko said. But Tihanovska did not collapse. Instead, she decided to fight back. When Lukashenko arrested her husband, along with two other strong opponents - former Belgazprombank director Viktor Babarik and former Belarusian ambassador to the United States Valery Cepkal , Tikhanovska began working with Maria Kolesnikova and Veronica Cepkal . Kolesnikova is a professional flutist and Babarik's campaign manager, and Cepkala is a business development manager at Microsoft, which has a branch in Minsk, and Valerij's wife. Both are part of the establishment, unlike Tihanovska. They accepted the cooperation because they share a common goal - they want Lukashenko to release his opponents from prison. The campaign was expressly organized and divided by the forces. Babarik's team organized the candidate's speeches, Cepkalin focused on the promotion, and Tihanovska's volunteers adapted the campaign for her audience. Charlie's angels And while the women’s triumvirate quickly agreed on the campaign, uniting their constituents was a little harder. But when Tihanovska came out with a statement that she intends to call new free and fair elections if they elect her, voters decided to give her their confidence. Soon their gatherings were attended by tens of thousands of people. More than 60,000 people gathered at one gathering. That’s the largest number of people at a single candidate’s political rally in the last decade. Along with Tihanovska, Kolesnikova and Cepkala always stood on the stage, and the media began to call them "Charlie's angels" for miles because of the symbols they accepted as a trademark - two fingers raised in victory, clenched fist and heart. The trio attracted people wherever they went. Everyone wanted to take a photo with Tihanovsky, they would encourage her to take the stage, calling her from miles away “Holy, Holy!”, Eager to be part of an almost tangible revolution. Although everyone knew that Lukashenko had falsified probably all the election results since 1994, this was the first time that people really cared. They no longer wanted to silently watch from the sidelines and accept that they were being lied to in the face. Joining forces, in addition to marking the growing role of women in Belarusian politics, has given voters the necessary hope. "It is a very important, symbolic step, because it gives the supporters of these candidates and, in principle, the protesting electorate a kind of positive signal after the wave of repression that disappointed many. Now enthusiasm, positivity and a constructive agenda have returned to the people, "Belarusian commentator and journalist Artyom Shraibman told Current Time . A new generation has thus emerged in the public eye, one that has grown up on the internet and has access to information not directed by the government. She has no intention of helping Lukashenko rig the election as women from rural areas have reportedly helped him all these years. This generation was organized; have created several online platforms "Voice" for independent counting of votes and registration of election irregularities, and through social networks share the locations of police vans, names and photos of police officers using force at protests and information on what to do if the spouse does not return home after the demonstration. Civil society has become ripe for change. And when the first preliminary results came, they started celebrating at Tihanovska's headquarters. Unofficial results from dozens of polling stations across Minsk showed that Tihanovska received in some cases five times more votes than Lukashenko. image Sergei Gapon / AFP Euphoria and shock The short-lived euphoria was replaced by a shock when state media results showed that Lukashenko received about 80 percent and Tikhanovska about 10 percent of the vote. It was clear to everyone that the autocrat had falsified the results, but this time the situation did not play out the same as all these years. Citizens took to the streets demanding a recount. Lukashenko responded with violence. Police in riot gear stormed a rally on Friday, removing hundreds of protesters by truck, water cannons, rubber bullets, tear gas and shock bombs. More than 6,000 protesters were massacred and tortured, and at least two were killed. Then women took to the streets first. Thousands of women dressed in white, modeled on the Cuban group Damas de Blanco seeking the release of imprisoned dissidents, spilled the streets of Minsk. Spontaneous protests by "Women in White" encouraged others to join. Doctors took to the streets, former members of the special forces threw their old uniforms in garbage cans, ashamed of their colleagues' actions, musicians from the Minsk State Philharmonic would leave the building at 2 pm every day and play protest songs, and joined the strike. and state media journalists. The biggest surprise for Lukashenko was when the workers left him. He was confident that he would be supported by his loyal voter base from the MKTZ truck factory. With a smile and a polished mustache, he stepped onto the small stage and began to talk. Workers started whistling and shouting "Ukhodi!" (Go away!), Not letting him speak. Shocked, Lukashenko had to leave the stage, wondering what had just happened. Among other things, a crown happened to him. Namely, Lukashenko responded so badly to the crisis around Covid-19 that he drew the wrath of otherwise indifferent voters. He first mocked the victims, dismissing the pandemic as a "psychosis" that could be treated with brandy, a tractor and going to saunas. "No one in our country will die of coronavirus," he promised. Officially, Belarus now has more than 620 victims and about 70,000 cases of the infection, although critics say the actual numbers are much higher. He then admitted that he had contracted the coronavirus himself. Without any guidance, the citizens organized themselves. Through crowdfunding campaigns, they raised funds to purchase protective equipment for medical workers, isolated themselves and wore masks, searched the internet to learn as much as possible about the virus, and spread information about the number of cases. Due to the pandemic, many workers had to return to Belarus, leaving them without a job and no income. Distrust and anger towards Lukashenko grew. He did not notice that he was losing support because he forbade independent public opinion polls which, if requested, could show him how deep he had slipped. He underestimated his opponent, failed to mobilize new, younger voters, and disappointed older ones with lies about the crown. Because of all this, Belarusians are taking to the streets of Minsk and at least 30 other cities for the 11th day in a row. "Even if there is no change, we have changed. This is unbelievable, ”said one protester with visible excitement in her voice. Disoriented and decimated, Lukashenko reluctantly turns to Putin . Belarus has been in the Alliance of Russia and Belarus since 1996, and although Lukashenko supports the Kremlin in principle, it does not have the best relations with the Russian president. They disagree over Russia's plan to further integrate the two countries' economies. Putin wants more connections, and Lukashenko accuses him of putting economic pressure on him. He also did not help himself by imprisoning 33 Russian mercenaries he accused of plotting a terrorist attack to destabilize the country ahead of the election. But after the election, Lukashenko turned the tables and said he had asked Putin for help and received confirmation that Moscow would stand by him "if necessary." Military aid has not arrived so far. Putin's role It is unlikely that Putin will send an army to the protesters. He would thus lose the support he has among Belarusians, who mostly see him as one of the most important partners. Even if he does that and quells the insurgency, his partner remains a weakened Lukashenko who is losing the trust of the citizens. But far from Putin leaving Belarus to solve problems on its own. Aside from being his buffer zone to Western Europe, it is unlikely he will let it become democratic so easily. But Belarus is not Ukraine. Unlike Ukrainians, most Belarusians do not want the European Union, do not wave EU flags at protests, and do not have a candidate to advocate such ideas. Probably the best option at the moment is to be a mediator during the transition of power. The European Union also hopes for this role, declaring Lukashenko an illegitimate leader and announcing sanctions for perpetrators of violence. But the question is whether he will be able to implement those sanctions at all, because analysts believe that Lukashenko's days are numbered. "Lukashenko is afraid. He is trying to stop the protests and show that he is in control, but he is not, "former Deputy Foreign Minister Andrej Sanikov told CNN , adding:" I don't think the protests will be quelled so quickly. I believe these are the last days of the Lukashenko regime, but much now depends on how other countries react. We should not intervene in the inner state of things, but save human lives. ” Grasping for the last straw, Lukashenko said he was ready to hold new elections and hand over power after the constitutional referendum. During that time, of the three women who became the face of the revolution, two fled Belarus for fear of the regime, leaving only Kolesnikova in the country. Tikhanovskaya states that she is ready to be the national leader of Belarus, and Kolesnikova emphasizes that Russia was and remains their important partner. The message of the people addressed to the authorities, which can be read from all this, is more than clear: “We have given you power. We can take it away from you. "

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NEW STUDIES 98 long-lasting symptoms that worried scientists: Is Covid-19 actually a systemic disease? "In my opinion, everything has already been seen and described in other viruses," says Dr. Krajinovic By: Tanja RudežPosted: August 20, 2020 3:14 pm 8521531 Srdjan Vrancic / Cropix Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail RELATED NEWS Vili Beroš VILI BEROŠ With the arrival of autumn, we are changing our strategy of fighting the crown. Kacin? I don't think he was informed HEALTH CARE We reveal Beroš's autumn crisis plan: 250 respirators are arriving, here's how hospitals will work Well-known television sports journalist Mirna Zidarić recently announced on Twitter that her hair was falling out after suffering from Covid-19. Let us remind you, Mirna Zidarić became infected in June, probably during the tennis tournament in Zadar, where famous tennis players Novak Đoković and Borna Ćorić also became infected with the coronavirus . Almost two months after the infection, journalist Zidarić has been suffering from hair loss, which has been one of the most common symptoms complained of by people who have had Covid-19 in recent weeks. But a new study of 1,567 people who got over Covid indicates 98 long-term symptoms, among which the most common are fatigue, muscle and joint pain, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, insomnia, problems concentrating or focusing, headaches and anxiety. The research, not yet published in a scientific journal, came from the Facebook station Survivor Corps, an online community where people talk about their experiences with Covid, led by Dr. Natalie Lambert , an associate professor of medicine at Indiana University, and a specialist. Wendy Chung of Columbia University Irving Medical Center. New studies - We still do not know what long-term effects Covid-19 has on health, on the neurological, cardiovascular, gastrointestinal or endocrine system. And that is why it should not be said that some kind of mass infection is good news, which could be heard in the media these days - warns prof. Branko Kolarić , member of the Government Scientific Council for Combating Pandemics. Studies to date have shown that the coronavirus not only attacks the respiratory system, but affects a number of organs or organ systems in the human body (systemic disease). - Covid-19 is a systemic disease that affects many parts of the body, including the brain. But the detailed mechanism of how the new coronavirus affects the brain is currently unknown. This may be due to a direct virus attack on brain cells or indirect mechanisms. Its action is somewhat similar to many other systemic viruses that also have strong effects on the nervous system - said prof. Dimitri Krainc , head of the Clinic of Neurology at Northwestern University in Chicago. Neurological problems As an increasing number of patients with Covid-19 have neurological problems, Dimitri Krainc, a world-renowned former student at the Faculty of Medicine in Zagreb, founded the first "Covid Neurological Clinic" with colleagues at Northwestern University. - Since little is known about the long-term effects of the virus, we intend to monitor patients with neurological problems to see what happens over time. Overall, about 25 percent of our patients had symptoms of central nervous system dysfunction, including dizziness (17 percent), headache (13 percent), impaired consciousness (7.5 percent), acute cerebrovascular disease (3 percent), and ataxia. , 5 percent) and epileptic seizures (0.5 percent) - Krainc pointed out. Immunologist Zlatko Trobonjača points out that there is ample evidence that Covid-19 is not "ordinary flu", but a serious disease that can have significant consequences in the long run. - These consequences relate to chronic damage, especially to the heart and lungs, but also to other organs such as the kidneys, and to the development of chronic fatigue syndrome. This syndrome occurs most likely as a result of a storm of cytokines that cross the blood-brain barrier and damage parts of the brain. Hypercytokinemia can activate microglia, cells in the brain similar to macrophages, which with their activity and their products mediate brain damage - explained Zlatko Trobonjača, professor at the Medical Faculty in Rijeka. - Another possible cause of this post-viral syndrome is damage to lymphatic drainage from the brain by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which appears to enter the brain through the sieve bone, located between the nasal and cerebral cavities, through which the olfactory nerves pass, which is also possible. reason for the development of loss of sense of smell due to Covid-19. Lymphatic drainage of the brain takes place through the sieve of this bone, the disorders of which are associated with the development of chronic fatigue syndrome, not only in this but also in other viral infections such as Epstein-Barr virus, the cause of infectious mononucleosis. The syndrome is manifested by persistent fatigue in which rest does not help, exhaustion and inability to concentrate, and various cognitive deficits. Sleep disorders and muscle pains occur, which is why the disorder is also called "myalgic encephalomyelitis" - Trobonjaca emphasized. Severe cases One of the leading infectologists, Dr. Vladimir Krajinović from the Clinic for Infectious Diseases in Zagreb, believes that in the case of Covida-19 it is necessary to distinguish easier from severe cases of the disease. - I think it is most correct to say that it is a potentially systemic disease because in mild and moderate cases it is only a respiratory disease, but in the most severe it is systemic and can manifest as multiorgan dysfunction. However, viremia, or the presence of the virus in the blood, is extremely rare, at least according to the literature. After each infection, various disorders remain for some time, depending on the severity of the disease and complications. In my opinion, everything has already been seen and described in other viruses - he concluded