
Croatia Ready to Take in About 10 COVID Patients From the Czech Republic

Croatia is ready to take in about ten COVID patents from the Czech Republic and Slovakia each, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković tweeted on Tuesday after his telephone conversation with his counterparts Andrej Babiš and Igor Matovič.
“I have conveyed Croatia’s readiness to hospitalize about ten COVID-19 patients each from the Czech Republic and Slovakia, if necessary, taking into consideration the fact that their respective health systems are under strain,” Plenković wrote on his Twitter account.
Croatia is showing its solidarity with EU member-states in the struggle against COVID-19, he underscored.
The Czech Republic, which has been one of the hardest-hit countries in the world by the COVID epidemic recently, has asked Germany, Switzerland, and Poland to take in dozens of COVID-19 patients as the situation in its own hospitals has reached a critical point.
Slovakia has already transferred some of its patients abroad this week. Poland and Germany each have said that they can hospitalise ten patients from that country.
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