COVID-19 | Bosnian doctors brace for new wave as coronavirus rages in region
The Hindu
In the northwestern town of Banja Luka, staff in the COVID-19 ward of the city’s main hospital warn that hospitalisations have been increasing in the past days and could explode soon.
Watching with fear as the coronavirus rages in neighbouring countries, doctors in Bosnia are bracing for a new wave in the Balkan nation, which has a low vaccination rate and has been among the hardest hit countries in Europe earlier in the pandemic.
In the northwestern town of Banja Luka, staff in the ward of the city’s main hospital warn that hospitalisations have been increasing in the past days and could explode soon.
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